WhiteHawk Minerals closes USD 105 million purchase of Marcellus, Utica and Haynesville royalty assets from San Jacinto Minerals II

By Public Technologies
  • WhiteHawk Minerals closed about USD 111.8 million of acquisitions, including a USD 105 million purchase of Marcellus, Utica, Haynesville mineral assets.
  • Deal assets cover about 700,000 gross unit acres, 11,810 net royalty acres, more than 1,700 producing wells.
  • Portfolio also includes 245 wells in process or permitted, about 2,500 undeveloped locations.
  • Interests span Appalachia and Haynesville, anchored by leading operators including EQT, Range Resources, CNX.


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