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Arrowhead Energy Partners as manager of the two funds named AEP1 LLC and WEP2 is offering for sale certain mineral interests within the Denver-Julesburg (D-J) Basin, Williston Basin and Haynesville Shale in Colorado, North Dakota, Texas and Louisiana. The company retained BOK Financial Securities as their exclusive adviser in connection with the sale.
Highlights:
- 1,916 net royalty acres across the core areas of heavy development within the D-J Basin, Williston Basin and Haynesville Shale
- Average of 0.35% revenue interest in 241 producing horizontal wells
- Regulatory risk alleviated by substantial exposure to comprehensive area plans (CAP) and non-urban development
- 47% of net royalty acres in D-J Basin exposed to CAPs
- Estimated June 2021 cash flow of $184,000
- Anticipated, significant near-term cash flow growth from 41 horizontal DUCs and 96 active horizontal permits
- Higher interest units actively being drilled or permitted
- Actively developing position, including eight new permits, 12 horizontal well spuds and 19 horizontal well completions within the last three months
- 312 additional horizontal locations targeting various intervals within the Codell, Niobrara, Bakken and Haynesville
Offers are due April 6. The transaction has an effective date of June 1. A virtual data room is currently available.
For information, contact Jason Reimbold at jreimbold@bokf.com or Jeff Hawes at jhawes@bokf.com.
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