Company Targets $10-12 Billion in Asset Monetizations During the Year
Panhandle Oil And Gas Inc. reported financial and operating results for the 2012 fiscal first quarter ending Dec. 31, 2011.
Unit Corporation announced its initial 2012 capital expenditure budget, 2012 production guidance and 2011 total proved oil and natural gas reserves, as well as certain operational updates for each of its three business segments.
A new 12.25-inch U616M, six-blade matrix PDC bit with 16mm cutters recently set a Roger Mills County footage record in western Oklahoma.
Cordillera holds 254,000 net acres in the Texas Panhandle and western Oklahoma.
The Granite Wash inches forward as the industry deploys unconventional techniques to a multiple stacked play. Apache’s $2.85 billion acquisition of Cordillera Energy creates the play’s largest landholder and consolidates the central corridor.
Chesapeake Energy Corporation provided an update on additional steps it is taking to continue creating shareholder value in response to the lowest natural gas prices in the past 10 years.
Denver based Cordillera Energy Partners III, LLC announced an agreement to merge with Apache Corporation of Houston, Texas. Under the terms of the merger agreement, Apache will acquire Cordillera for $2.85 Billion comprised of $600 Million in common shares and $2.25 Billion in cash.
The saturation of liquids throughout the Granite Wash play is what makes it one of the more attractive and economic unconventional plays today.
The company has reported a 2012 oil and natural gas capital program of $880 million. The capital program will be focused primarily on low-risk, high-rate-of-return, liquids drilling.