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Civitas makes a major bid in the Permian for US$4.7 billion

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On 20 June, Civitas (CIVI) announced it had entered into an agreement to acquire assets from NGP Energy Capital-backed companies, Hibernia Energy and Tap Rock Resources, for a total consideration of US$4.7 billion. Once a pure-play DJ Basin operator, Civitas will now become a major Permian competitor, adding 68,000 net acres in the Delaware and Midland Basins.

Table of contents

  • Executive summary
    • Delaware Basin – Tap Rock Resources, LLC
    • Midland Basin – Hibernia Energy III, LLC
    • Permian – Delaware Basin
    • Permian – Midland Basin
  • Deal analysis
    • Upsides
      • Gained Inventory
      • Spacing Opportunities
    • Risks
      • Higher cost of development
      • Emissions Abatement
  • Strategic rationale
  • Oil & gas pricing and assumptions

Tables and charts

This report includes 14 images and tables including:

  • Executive summary: Table 1
  • Deal analysis: Table 1
  • Deal analysis: Table 2
  • Deal analysis: Table 3
  • Oil & gas pricing and assumptions: Table 1
  • Oil & gas pricing and assumptions: Table 2
  • Total deal financial structure
  • Delaware Basin - Tap Rock leasehold and operated wells TIL since 2021
  • Time normalized production per lateral ft by operator
  • Midland Basin - Hibernia leasehold and operated wells TIL since 2021
  • Upstream assets: Table 1
  • Pro forma inventory by basin and bench
  • Well design vs EUR (mmboe) by operator
  • Emissions intensity by company (2021 reported)

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