All the Heitz Buda wells drilled by Dan Hughes have been very profitable returning all capital in well under one year. The Heitz 3H well is the only one to do over 30,000 in its first month. Expecting that big a number could trick some investors into thinking 20,000 barrels in the first month is not a good number. It would be a great number. Unlike fracked shale wells these wells keep flowing at high rates for months until they run out of steam and then have a rapid decline.
Typical ROYL. They announce a well that will net them $1,400 per day and they gain $5 million in marketcap. USEG is about to announce a wll that will net them over $20,000 per day.
USEG should move more than Crimson when they make the announcement. With the merger the Crimson shareholder is diluted by 75% by the Contango shareholders to the Buda announcement. USEG was already more levered to the Buda than Crimson before the merger. Even though USEG has a 30% working interest to Crimson's 50% working interest, USEG has fewer shares and a lot less debt.
OK, Crimson is going to wait to report 30 day data. Since Keith had the 24 hr IP data on the conference call but wanted to wait for Crimson to release it 30 days will be up by June 12. We could finally get the news late next week. We have been on the Dan Hughes discovery since spring of 2012 and finally we find out about a USEG well.
KOG is buying 43,000 net acres and 5,700 Boepd in southern Williston and McKenzie counties for $660 million. Most of USEG's Bakken acreage is around the acquisition. This values USEG's Bakken assets at over $110 million in cash.
USEG has almost 3,000 net acres held by production and 1,000 Boepd in mature production in Williams and McKenzie county. KOG just valued that asset at over $110,000 million based on its latest acquisition. USEG is trading for an enterprise value of $57 million, or half the acquisition price.
USEG is in on a major oil discovery in the Buda below the Eagle Ford in South Texas. First well already successfully drilled and results to be announced any day. The offset well on the neighbors property produced over 235,000 barrels of light sweet crude oil in its first 11 months of operations. Costs to drill and complete the well was less than $4 million becuase it has natural fractures. Compare those results and well costs to any well being drilled by KOG.
If Crimson doesn't release the news soon they are going to do more damage to themselves with the merger lawsuits. They agreed to merge April 30 after they already had touched pay dirt in the Buda. Hiding the excellent news isn't going to help them.
While not conceding the definition of one to two weeks, it is obvious if we don't get news today then it will have been three weeks on Monday since news was promised.
Congrats ROYL shareholders.
Crimson has a slide show that says post merger they will run a full time rig in the Buda.
This thread is already a dispute about what two weeks means so I guess it can turn into a dispute about what commitment means.
In my mind, two weeks is less than three weeks. If we get news this week it's less than three weeks.
Excellent question, uncertain of the answer. The Heitz 3H well drilled by Dan Hughes did 38K in the first month. But we don't know when they reached the Buda in April; the 10th or the 28th? I would say anything over 25,000 barrels of oil in the first 30 full days of production is a grand slam.
That would mean USEG's 2014 revenue would be more than the current enterprise value of the whole company.
The Buda well has been flowing oil for 2 to 4 weeks. Crimson announced running a fulltime rig after they reached the Buda and saw how much oil was flowing. Here is a prediction: by November Yahoo will have more than one analyst with a $50 million plus 2014 revenue forecast and there could be an analyst predicting over $60 million in revenue.
The market is asleep as to how much oil is going to come from those joint-venture Buda wells with Crimson.
Anything written in January had to be based on third quarter 2012 numbers. They didn't report fourth quarter numbers until March.
But your source didn't say the buyer backed out. While May 6 was the projected closing date, it is only May 10 and something could still happen.
Other than being an embarrassment the apartments do have positive cashflow and are not a drain on corporate cash resources.
Thanks for the offer but I'll pass. I didn't lose that much money because the merger wasn't that far off my cost basis. Too much time for too little return.
There are bound to be longer term holders way under water ready to join your cause.
The stock didn't move after they sold the jet. I don't think the stock action indicates anything one way or the other on the apartments.
I think the movement is based on the good news on the Buda well and Crimson's promise to drill another early in the third quarter.
Sorry Crimson shareholders (myself included), we will now never maximize full value due to dulution. However, as a USEG shareholder this is great news. Crimson has not aggressively developed the Buda and Eagle Ford assets in Zavala and Dimmit becuase of cash contraints. Now they will run a full time rig.
A full time rig in the Buda is worth an extra $2 per share for USEG.
Crimson is merging with a larger company with lots of cash and little debt. This is great news for USEG because now they will run a full time rig in the Buda.