Salt Creek Oil and Gas LLC
About
Salt Creek Oil and Gas acquired large areas for oil drilling in North Dakota at the end of 2016, consisting of 60 producing and 90 planned wells. By mid-2018, most of the land had already been sold at a profit. Since then, the company has acted as a nonoperator in the Williston Basin in North Dakota. The focus is on the acquisition of royalty land and thus increasing production entitlements. Currently, the royalty stream amounts to about 220 barrels of oil per day. The company is headquartered in Denver.
The company is the U.S. subsidiary of Deutsche Rohstoff AG
Editor's note: Updated Nov. 11, 2019.
Transactions
Marketed: Salt Creek Oil and Gas Nonop Williston Basin Assets
Marketed: Salt Creek Oil and Gas Nonop Williston Basin Assets
Marketed: Multiple Salt Creek Nonop Bakken Shale Packages
Marketed: Multiple Salt Creek Nonop Bakken Shale Packages
Northern Oil & Gas Buys Producing Assets In Williston Basin Core
Northern Oil & Gas Buys Producing Assets In Williston Basin Core
Deal Blotter: California Merger; German Firm Buys Williston Interests
Deal Blotter: California Merger; German Firm Buys Williston Interests
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News
Marketed: Multiple Salt Creek Nonop Bakken Shale Packages
Salt Creek Oil and Gas retained EnergyNet for the sale of multiple nonop packages of North Dakota Bakken Shale assets in Mountrail County through auctions closing Nov. 13.