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Robinson Minerals has retained RedOaks Energy Advisors as its exclusive adviser in connection with the sale of its minerals located in the core of the Delaware Basin in Loving County, Texas.
Highlights:
- 525 Net Royalty Acres in Loving County, Texas
- 98% located in the State Line Area operated by WPX
- Four Driling Spacing Units (DSUs)
- Established production and Cash Flow from 26 proved developed producing wells
- Significant near-term development:
- Five active permits
- Two active WPX rigs in adjacent units
- Projected 2020 cash flow of about $1.6 million
Bids are due Nov. 20. The virtual data room is open.
For information visit redoaksenergyadvisors.com or contact David Carter, managing director of RedOaks, at David.Carter@redoaksadvisors.com or 214-420-2334.
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