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Permian Resources said Jan. 30 it acquired more Delaware Basin acreage in two bolt-on acquisitions and an acreage swap.
The Midland producer executed two separate transactions to acquire 11,500 net leasehold acres and 4,000 net royalty acres in Eddy County, New Mexico for about $175 million.
During Q1 2024, Permian Resources also completed an acreage trade, further reinforcing its position in Lea County, New Mexico.
The company traded into approximately 2,000 net acres with “increased working interest” adjacent to its current position. The company also traded out of approximately 2,000 net acres of non-operated acreage and “lower working interest” operated acreage.
Permian Resources says it expects to begin development on the newly acquired acreage in 2024.
As Chevron Corp markets its Duvernay shale assets, the U.S. oil major is most likely to find a buyer among a handful of mid-sized Canadian firms that are boosting investment in a region that has yet to fulfill its potential, analysts say.
The play is situated in west-central Alberta and currently produces nearly 200,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), according to consultancy Wood Mackenzie. It is much smaller than the nearby Montney shale play and the major U.S. plays like the Permian.
Chevron's Duvernay assets could fetch up to $900 million, Houston-based advisory firm Energy Advisors Group estimates.
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