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CPEP Management LLC retained TenOaks Energy Advisors LLC in connection with the potential sale of certain cash-generating wellbore-only properties located in the Delaware Basin.
CPEP Management is an affiliate of Cross Plains Energy Partners LLC. The assets are located in New Mexico’s Eddy and Lea County.
Highlights:
- Nonoperated working interests in 20 producing horizontal wells in the core of the Delaware Basin (Eddy and Lea County, N.M.)
- Substantial cash flow and production base:
- Next 12-month Net Cash Flow: $19 million
- Projected Net Production: 2,950 boe/d (61% Liquids)
- Minimal administrative costs / burden
- Partnered with well-established Delaware Basin operators—EOG Resources Inc., Marathon Oil Corp., ConocoPhillips Co. (all wells drilled by Concho Resources) and Mewbourne Oil Co.
- High Net Revenue Interest on multiple wells provides opportunity to monetize Overriding Royalty Interest
Bids are due May 20. The transaction is expected to have a June 1 effective date with a purchase and sales agreement targeted by June 10.
A virtual data room is available. For information visit tenoaksenergyadvisors.com or contact Lindsay Sherrer at TenOaks Energy Advisors at 214-620-4421 or Lindsay.Sherrer@tenoaksadvisors.com.
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