石油圈中国石化新闻网讯 据普氏能源资讯11月20日休斯顿消息称，Cimarex 能源公司周一表示，它们将以16亿美元的价格收购竞争对手Resolute能源公司，巩固其在二叠纪盆地上Wolfcamp区的地位。 Cimarex官员称这是一项追加收购，Cimarex将获得在德克萨斯州里夫斯县21000英亩土地的使用权，这片土地与该生产商在该地区的现有资产基本相邻。 “这些资产非常适合我们，”该公司首席执行官Thomas Jorden在与分析师的电话会议中谈到。 “这是我们一直在寻找的交易类型。” 收购一旦完成，Cimarex的日产量将增加约3.5万桶油当量，其中约45%为原油。 Jorden表示，事实证明，对Cimarex来说，Resolute资产的互补性是最大吸引力。他表示，交易完成后，Cimarex公布的2018年第三季度的二叠纪和中部地区资产产量为218595桶油当量，将“仍然是一个多盆地公司”，并专注于其两个核心产区，。 杰弗里斯的分析师周一在一份有关这笔交易的报告中表示，此次收购的土地位于Cimarex的“Reeves开发区”，该公司一直在测试在Upper Wolfcamp开发项目中越来越紧的空间。 Jorden表示，Cimarex计划将从现有富含石油的Upper Wolfcamp开发井中汲取的经验教训应用于Resolute资产。 他表示：“这些资产对买方而言比对卖方更有价值。” Resolute资产拥有70％的平均工作权益，并且生产持有83％。它们靠近Cimarex的三个Upper Wolfcamp开发区分别是Snowshoe、Dixieland和Livingston。 陈菲 摘译自 普氏能源资讯 原文如下： US’ Cimarex to acquire Resolute in $1.6 bil bolt-on acquisition Consolidating its position in the Upper Wolfcamp play in the Permian Basin, Cimarex Energy on Monday said it would acquire rival producer Resolute Energy for $1.6 billion. In what Cimarex officials called a bolt-on acquisition, Cimarex will acquire rights to 21,000 net acres in Reeves County, Texas, acreage that is largely contiguous to the producer’s existing assets in the region. “These assets fit us like a glove,” CEO Thomas Jorden said in a conference call with analysts to discuss the deal. “This is the type of deal we’ve been looking for.” The acquisition, once complete, will add about 35,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, of which about 45% is crude, to Cimarex’s production base. Jorden said the complementary nature of the Resolute assets proved to be the biggest attraction for Cimarex. Following the closing of the deal, Cimarex, which reported third quarter of 2018 production of 218,595 boe/d from its assets in the Permian and Midcontinent region, will “remain a multi-basin company,” focusing on its two core producing regions, he said. The acquired acreage lies within Cimarex’s “Reeves development area where the company has been testing increasingly tighter spacing in Upper Wolfcamp development projects,” analysts from Jefferies said Monday in a note on the deal. Cimarex plans to apply the lessons learned from its existing oil-rich Upper Wolfcamp development wells to the Resolute assets, Jorden said. “These assets are more valuable to the buyer than to the seller,” he said. The Resolute assets have a 70% average working interest, and are 83% held by production. They are close by three of Cimarex’s Upper Wolfcamp development areas – Snowshoe, Dixieland and Livingston.
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