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Eagle River Energy Advisors LLC has been exclusively retained by a private seller to divest certain wellbore only, nonoperated working interests in North Dakota.
The assets provide the opportunity to acquire a significant oil-weighted production stream that generated $2 million of annualized cash flow from 123 boe/d of net production. Additionally, this package is diversified by well count, well vintage, commodity and operator with locations spread across multiple counties in North Dakota. Lastly, these assets exhibit both low lifting costs ($11.42/boe) and high net operating margin realizing 80% of revenue.
Highlights:
- Significant Oil Weighted Production Base
- 61 gross PDP (1.5 Net) wells generating 123 boe/d Net
- Oil weighted production (Oil 75% / Gas 11% / NGL 14%)
- $2 million annualized cash flow
- April net cash flow of $200,000
- Stable Cash Flow from Diversified Production
- Stable production with over 40% of wells producing 7+ years
- Diversified leading operators with Continental Resources, Enerplus, Oasis Petroleum, Whiting Petroleum and WPX Energy (Devon Energy)
- Producing from Bakken and Three Forks formations with strong refrac potential
- Spread across four core counties in the heart of the Williston Basin
- High Margin Production
- Low lifting cost ($11.42 / boe) leading to high margin production
- Deducts: $3.72 / boe & LOE: $7.70 / boe
- High net operating margin realizing 80% of revenue
- Low Oil differential of -$2.72 to WTI
- Low lifting cost ($11.42 / boe) leading to high margin production
Bids are due at 4 p.m. MT on June 2. The transaction effective date is July 1.
A virtual data room will be available starting May 16 For information contact Chris Martina, technical director at Eagle River, at 720-726-6092 or cmartina@eagleriverea.com.
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