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Rosetta Resources buys West Texas assets from Comstock for $768MComstock Resources Inc. (NYSE: CRK) entered into a definitive agreement with Rosetta Resources Inc. (Nasdaq: ROSE) pursuant to which Rosetta will acquire all of Comstock's oil and gas properties in Reeves and Gaines counties in West Texas for a sales price of $768 million. |
Deloitte: Oil, gas industry seeing financing transformationsThe oil and gas industry is experiencing some transformations in obtaining financing with private equity firms while a steel manufacturer recently took a working interest in Piceance basin natural gas drilling, a spokeswoman with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. LP told the Deloitte Oil & Gas Conference. |
Comstock could see $216M from Eagle Ford Shale JV with KKRComstock Resources Inc. and KKR have signed a joint venture agreement allowing KKR to participate in Comstock's future development of its Eagle Ford shale acreage in Atascosa, Frio, Karnes, LaSalle, McMullen and Wilson Counties in South Texas. |
Petro Harvester names Griffin CEOPetro Harvester Oil & Gas LLC, an oil-focused exploration and production company formed by private investment firm TPG to acquire and develop producing assets in North America, has named William M. Griffin as president and CEO, effective immediately. |
Comstock Resources makes management changesFrisco, Texas-based Comstock Resources, Inc. announced May 9 the promotion of Mark A. Williams to COO. Williams, who has been with Comstock since 1996 and until his promotion served as vice president of operations, will oversee the company's exploration, production and drilling operations. |
IHS describes complexity of Bone Spring oil play |
Permian Basin benefits from shift to more lucrative liquids-rich plays
With oil prices hovering around $90 to $100 a barrel and new technologies for extracting hydrocarbons, the prolific Permian Basin of West Texas and Southeastern New Mexico is enjoying a renaissance.
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