RE: yea crawshaw11 Oct 2021 12:03
Unbelievable! In my opinion this is a gem and I am up over 100% on my original investment. I have been adding a few here and there, another 50k this morning in fact. The reason I am here is that I believe this will do fantastically well in the long term. If this well comes in as we all hope, we will be off to the races with a re-rate. IMHO only of course. But let's not forget there are other strings to the bow that are producing an income.
Here's one bullseye: '... net to Zephyr, 509 barrels of oil equivalent per day ("boepd") during August 2021.'
And another: '...Four of the wells (out of 7) continue to be brought into full production, with oil production still rising, water cuts reducing and stable gas oil ratios.'
Another! '... New Acquisitions : Zephyr is also pleased to announce the completion of two additional non-operated portfolio acquisitions in the Williston Basin.
o The first acquisition purchased 72.5 net acres, resulting in an average 5.6% working interest ("WI") in four drilled but uncompleted ("DUC") wells operated by Prima Exploration Inc. ("Prima") which target production from the Middle Bakken reservoir in Richland County, Montana, U.S.
o The second acquisition purchased an average 3.1% WI in 11 wells (one currently being drilled and 10 DUC wells) operated by Whiting Petroleum Corporation ("Whiting"), all of which target the Middle Bakken reservoir in Mountrail County, North Dakota, U.S.
o All newly acquired wells are estimated by Zephyr to have rapid paybacks (within two years), high internal rates of return and a combined total 2P estimated ultimate recoveries (EURs) net to Zephyr, of 194,000 barrels of oil equivalent ("boe").'
From CH: '... We will end 2021 having significantly exceeded my expectations. We have now closed five separate acquisitions this year - and these deals created a balanced asset base of interests in 22 producing or near-term production wells, provided exposure to additional non-operated drilling expected in 2022, added significant new operated acreage in the Paradox Basin, and tie together nicely with the State 16-2LN-CC well which is lined up for near-term completion and production testing. '