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First Rock Inc. retained Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse LLC for the sale of Frio County, Texas assets. The offer includes HBP mineral leasehold and interest in an Austin Chalk well.
Highlights:
- 280 acres HBP net mineral acres, all depths to 7,950 ft
- 100% working interest / 74.24% net revenue interest proved developed producing Austin Chalk well
- Current net production: 54 barrels of oil equivalent per day
- 13 horizontal permits within 10 miles last 13 months
Bids are due Dec. 5. Data room is currently open.
For information visit ogclearinghouse.com or contact Matt DaPra at mdapra@ogclearinghouse.com or 713-277-7923.
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