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Texas

The property offers an estimated potential of approximately 100 MCF/day from all gas wells; each located within the Mooringsport formation at a depth of 3,800 feet. Ownership includes the opportunity to acquire an operator number with the purchase. These wells produce minimal water due to prior injection...

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Texas

There is potential for over 16 barrels of oil per day from Petite formation wells at 6,000 feet. Currently, one well is producing; two require workovers. Minimal water is hauled 2-3 times annually. The royalty is 75% NRI. Additional acreage is available for drilling. Wells are low maintenance, located...

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Texas

Estimated output is 9.5+ barrels of oil per day from Mooringsport formations at 3,800 feet; including an inactive saltwater well. Operator number can be used under agreement. 75% NRI royalty. Additional acreage is available for drilling. Located in East Texas, wells are low maintenance, close together,...

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Texas

Current production is about 28 barrels of oil per day from 3 active wells, with waterflood injection using 2 injection wells. Many wells need workover to boost output; the lease has potential for over 100 barrels daily. The project covers 1600+ acres in East Texas, all on one lease with a 75% NRI. Mooringsport...

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Louisiana

Production averages about 4 barrels of oil per day, with wells yielding between 0.25–0.5 bbls/day since the 1960s. Salt water is disposed via wells or transferred under agreement. The properties consist of five low-maintenance leases, mostly over 75% NRI, in North Louisiana. Operating expenses are around...

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Louisiana

Estimated production is 3–5+ barrels of oil per day with four inactive wells and a saltwater well included, all in Chalk formations. Operator number available under agreement; royalty is 75% NRI. Production can increase by activating more wells and replacing worn pumps. Additional drilling acreage is...

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Non-Operating Oilfield Royalty Opportunity
Texas

Oilfield Royalty Co-Owner Opportunity Quick Overview Business is a proprietary, patent-pending coating applied to oilfield gauge lines that visually indicates water presence during tank gauging. The coating resets after drying, allowing repeated use without disposable water-detection pastes. Business...

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Energy Direct Exchange Listing with 350K ELOC
United States

Oil and Gas Direct Exchange Listing with 350K ELOC: Equity line of credit (ELOC) is a beneficial instrument for companies who are planning for direct listing on the exchange. It is a sophisticated technique to access institutional capital and provides a flexible and cost-effective means of continually...

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Exchange Public Listings For Oil And Gas Operation
United States

The Company can access public markets through direct public listings without the assistance of investment banks or underwriters. By doing away with middlemen and the fees that go along with them, this direct-to-market strategy significantly lowers costs. Direct listings have emerged as an attractive...

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Arkansas

Current production averages approximately 1,300 barrels of oil per day, with individual wells yielding between 3 and 30 barrels daily. These wells were drilled from 1960 to 2021. Over 80,000 barrels of saltwater are disposed of each day. The operations are conducted on privately owned land, including...

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Texas

This inactive 400-acre Woodbine lease features four waterflood pressure injection wells and a 75% NRI, with potential to produce over 50 barrels of oil per day. All wells require pulling and maintenance due to several years of inactivity, though they are well maintained and roads remain accessible year-round....

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Louisiana

Current production is 33 barrels of oil per day from 3 active wells (out of 6 total), plus 1 saltwater well. Located in North Louisiana, the Buckrange formation features three leases—most with over 80% NRI. Wells are 2,800 feet deep. There is potential to boost output by working over the inactive wells...

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Cedar Bayou PUD Re-entry Gas Development Prospect
Harris County, TX

The Proven Gas Development Prospect (E. Harris County, TX) is an 11,600’ re-entry well involving a very “wet” high BTU natural gas reservoir. The Yegua Y-4 formation is over-pressurized at 12,500 BHP (Bottom Hole Pressure) and is expected to produce at a rate of 7.5 million cubic feet per day (MMCF/d)...

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Devonian Wells for Sale - Million BBL Producers
Yoakum County, TX

Two productive fields. $199,000 for 10% WI, 7% (NRI) Deeded property ownership in the highly productive Permian Basin. Two Devonian million barrel producers with SWD wells with low decline curves (1-2%) during last 10 years. Utilize 1031. Excellent upside to convert one SWD to commercial well and uphole...

$199,000
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Income-Producing Minerals with Near-Term Upside
Carter County, OK

This offering provides direct ownership in producing mineral rights located in Custer County, Oklahoma, with additional drilling planned in the near term. Income is paid directly by the operator, and mineral owners do not pay drilling or operating costs. Financial Snapshot: At $60 oil and $3.50...

$9,750
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Best of Both Worlds Special Portfolio Package
Martin County, TX

Diversified Mineral Properties Across Texas & Oklahoma Included in this Portfolio – Total 6 Net Royalty Acres for $76,900 • 1 acre – • 5 acres – Key Benefits of This Portfolio * Diversification Across Commodities • Oil (TX) – Proven flush production in the prolific Midland Sub-Basin. • Natural...

$76,900
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Royalty Income on Day One and Paying Monthly
Martin County, TX

Property, located in Martin County, Texas – the #1 oil-producing county in the Permian Basin Operator: Pioneer/ExxonMobil Production: 11 three-mile horizontal wells, completed in June 2024, producing from the Spraberry Formation Interest Offered: 0.42 Net Royalty Acres – Mineral Interest (NRA-MI) Price...

$23,415
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Cash Flow Starting Day One
Martin County, TX

We are excited to present to you the Glaspie-Harvard Property, located in Southern Martin County, Texas, within the Midland Sub-Basin, which forms part of the Eastern section of the world-renowned Permian Basin. This property is associated with Pioneer/ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM) and falls within the...

$54,000
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Producing Permian Basin Property
Dallas, TX

We are excited to present to you the Davis-Lacy Property, located in Martin County, Texas, within the Midland Sub-Basin, which forms part of the Eastern section of the world-renowned Permian Basin. Group purchased 13.33 acres. Property is sold on "First Come, First Serve" basis. We don't hold property....

$45,000
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Kansas

Sale includes nine leases over seventy acres and their mineral rights. Included in these leases are over a hundred fifty active and producing oil and gas wells, with eighty injection wells. This asset produced revenue of $2.1MM and is on tract to produce $3MM in 2025. Leases include infrastructure to...

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Kilgore, TX

For Sale: East Texas Field – 9-well oil package across 4 leases in the Woodbine formation near Kilgore, TX. A clean, low-LOE package producing 3–5 barrels of oil per day from 4 active wells, with immediate upside from workovers. Package Highlights 9 total wells across 4 leases (87.5% NRI) 3–5...

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Luling, TX

For Sale: Luling Field – 39-well shallow oil package in Caldwell County, TX A clean, cash-flowing package with low LOE, great access, and proven long-term production. Package Highlights 39 total wells across 8 leases (75% to 82% NRI - vary by lease) 28 active pumping wells currently producing 9...

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Louisiana

Return to production two wells that were producing 4000mcfgd and 60 bopd. One well sanded up. The well has never been gravel packed. The plan is to clean the wellbore out and gravel pack to restore production. Project 1Mmcfgd and 30 bopd. Estimated 2.1Bcfg and 89,000Bo remaining. Second well was producing...

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Lavaca County, TX

Three (3) wells in highly prolific Central Lavaca County. Depths of 4000', 4000' and 2000' with 4Bcfg potential. Up to 2 more locations possible. Multiple Frio and Miocene sands are the primary targets. 3D and subsurface (showing bypassed pay). Easy drilling/completion. Readily available markets/infrastructure...

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2025 Residual Income & Tax Advantaged Investments
Hendersonville, TN

* Drilling opportunity on NEW discovery lease * Our leases and the surrounding leases are in a quad of some of the best wells drilled in the Appalachian Basin * 3 New wells to be drilled with each well having the potential of up to 6 pay zones * Company has been in business for almost 20 years...

$22,600
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Evaluating Oil & Gas Properties

Reservoir Quality and Hydrocarbon Potential

When evaluating oil & gas properties, the first thing to assess is the subsurface reservoir characteristics and their hydrocarbon potential. Key aspects include reservoir rock type, porosity, permeability, and thickness. Geological and geophysical data should be analyzed to determine the presence and continuity of hydrocarbons. Understanding the hydrocarbon saturation—how much oil or gas is actually present and can potentially be recovered—is critical for making accurate reserve estimates.

Infrastructure and Accessibility

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