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Crimson Resources II LLC has retained RedOaks Energy Advisors as the exclusive advisor in connection with the sale of certain operated properties located in the Eagle Ford. The opportunity includes a high quality, contiguous footprint on the border of Frio and La Salle counties, Texas, across 4,833 gross acres (2,145 net acres).
Key considerations:
- Contiguous acreage position on the La Salle / Frio county border
- 4,833 gross | 2,145 net acres (100% HBP)
- 57 operated horizontal producing wells
- Forecasted February 2023 net daily production: 369 Boepd (73% Liquids)
- NTM PDP net cash flow: $3.2 MM
- PDP PV-10: $9.4 MM
- Additional recompletion opportunities and drillable Austin Chalk locations available
Bids are due at noon CST on March 1. Upon execution of a confidentiality agreement, RedOaks will provide access to the Virtual Data Room, available starting Feb. 2. For more information, contact Austin Cain, analyst, at austin.cain@redoaksadvisors.com.
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