Leaseholders are trading parcels, coring up their sections. Meanwhile, acquisitions are anticipated to be few while the Mid-Cush remains wide. These deal making experts from Colgate Energy, Tall City Exploration II and EnergyNet discuss what producers are most advantaged to be consolidators rather than consolidate as well as with what transaction currency.
SPEAKERS:
- James Walter, co-CEO of Colgate Energy LLC;
- Mike Marziani, executive vice president and CFO of Tall City Exploration III LLC; and
- Chris Atherton, president of EnergyNet
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