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Eagle River Energy Advisors LLC has been exclusively retained by affiliates of Blackriver LLC for the divestiture of certain mineral interest assets and associated development rights in the Denver-Julesburg (D-J), Appalachian, Powder River and Anadarko basins of Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Wyoming and Oklahoma.
Highlights:
Multibasin Mineral Interest Assets
- Generating stable cash flow with shallow decline
- $2.3 million annualized net cash flow for 2021 (first seven months)
- Assets distributed across four U.S. onshore basins
- D-J Basin: 87% of last 12-month cash flow | 3,354 net royalty acres
- Appalachian Basin: 9% of last 12-month cash flow | 233 net royalty acres
- Powder River Basin: 3% of last 12-month cash flow | 962 net royalty acres
- Anadarko Basin / Other: 1% of last 12-month cash flow | 14 net royalty acres
Highly Diversified Production Profile
- Balance of oil-weighted and gas-weighted producing assets
- ~1,100 producing wells
- 230 boe/d production
- 28% Oil / 60% Gas / 12% NGL
- Diversified across multiple, Basin-leading operators
- Occidental Petroleum, PDC Energy, Chevron, Cabot Oil & Gas (now Coterra Energy), Devon Energy and others
Significant Remaining Upside
- Near term development and operational upside
- Over 30 DUCs, 250 Permitted locations, and Over 50 shut-ins
- 1,000+ identified undeveloped locations

Bids are due at 4 p.m. MT on Dec. 15. A virtual data room will be available starting Nov. 15.
For information contact Chris Martina, technical director at Eagle River, at 720-726-6092 or cmartina@eagleriverea.com.
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