Producing Oil and Gas Mineral Rights in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Buffalo Geoscience has the experience and industry relationships to provide premium value for producing mineral interests throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Producing minerals generate current royalty income, but their sale value is not based on the latest royalty check alone. Production history, decline trends, lease terms, unit position, remaining reserves and future development potential can all influence what a producing interest is worth.
Producing Minerals Can Have Value Beyond Current Royalties
Existing wells establish a production history, but they may represent only part of a property's value. Undrilled acreage, additional well locations and other formations may create value beyond the income being received today.
Buyers may evaluate the same producing interest differently based on commodity-price assumptions, production declines, post-production deductions, operator activity and expectations for future drilling. As a result, offers for the same property can vary substantially.
What Can Affect the Value of Producing Mineral Rights?
Important considerations may include:
Premium Value Requires More Than a Simple Royalty Multiple
Some buyers base offers primarily on a multiple of recent royalty income. Buffalo Geoscience takes a broader view. With more than 40 years of Appalachian Basin oil and gas experience, we use production history, geology, development potential, lease terms, regional transaction activity and long-standing industry relationships to provide premium value for producing mineral interests throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Considering the Sale of Producing Minerals in Ohio, Pennsylvania or West Virginia?
Whether your interest includes one producing well or multiple drilling units, Buffalo Geoscience can evaluate the property and pursue the strongest available market opportunity.
Call Buffalo Geoscience at (716) 688-8226 or use the website contact form to tell us about your property.