Minerals, royalty, overriding royalty, and working interests carry different rights, burdens, and deed language. Identify the exact interest before comparing any offer.
BROWSE THE PROPERTY FILES
Own the full mineral estate under Permian acreage rather than a royalty? Here's how full mineral rights are valued and sold to an acquisitions desk.
Royalty interests are the most commonly bought and sold Permian mineral asset. Here's how production data and decline trend actually build the number.
Own an NPRI in the Permian with no say in leasing decisions? Here's how a non-participating royalty is valued and sold, and why leasing terms matter more.
ORRIs are lease-specific and expire with the lease they're carved from. Here's how Permian override interests are valued and what makes them different.
In Texas and New Mexico, the mineral estate is dominant and can be owned separately from the surface. Here's what that split means for a Permian seller.
A working interest carries drilling and operating cost exposure that royalty interests don't. Here's how that changes valuation for a Permian seller.
MIDLAND ACQUISITIONS DESK
