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Chord Energy to acquire Williston basin assets from ExxonMobil’s XTO Energy
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A subsidiary of Chord Energy Corp., Houston, has agreed to acquire assets in the Williston Basin from XTO Energy Inc. and affiliates, subsidiaries of Exxon Mobil Corp., for $550 million.
With an average NYMEX WTI breakeven in the $40s, the assets “compete at the front-end of Chord's program and lower the weighted-average breakeven of Chord's portfolio,” the company said.
The assets include 48,000 net Williston acres (86% operated working interest, 82% 8/8ths net revenue interest, 100% held by production); 90 net 10,000 ft equivalent locations (72 net operated); interests in Chord-operated wells and new DSUs, plus royalty interests.
The company said “expected near-term production” is about 9,000 boe/d (78% oil) with a projected low base decline rate of about 23%.
The deal is expected to close by yearend 2025.
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