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A private seller retained the Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse to market for sale its operating working interest within the Permian Basin in Winkler and Crane counties, Texas.
Highlights:
- Operated working interest in 41 active wells on 1,500 net acres in Winkler and Crane counties, Texas
- Average ownership of 98% working interest / 76% net revenue interest
- Producing from Grayburg, Queen, Clearfork and Devonian formations
- Attractive upside potential
- Recompletion opportunities in the Glorieta A & B
- Facilities improvements to boost gas sales potential
- Stable production and cash flow
- Average gross June production of 70 bbl/d of oil and 40 Mcf/d of gas
- $660,000 next 12-month forecasted PDP cash flow
- PV-10: $2.7 million (PDP + PDNP)
- Recent workover activity has boost cash flow and production
Bids are due Sept. 30. The transaction is expected to have an Oct. 1 effective date.
A virtual data room is available. For information visit ogclearinghouse.com or contact Tyler Post at tpost@ogclearinghouse.com or 972-736-5814.
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