Verde Bio Holdings, Inc. Announces Closing of Previously Announced Acquisition of Tri-Shale Portfolio of Mineral and Royalty Interest
Verde Bio Holdings, Inc. (OTC: VBHI) has completed an acquisition of mineral and royalty interests valued at $1.1 million, expected to generate approximately $24,000 monthly revenue. The portfolio includes properties in the DJ Basin, Piceance Basin, and Utica Shale, enhancing Verde's cash flow starting May 1, 2021. The transaction marks the company's 15th acquisition, projecting combined monthly revenues of $82,000 or $984,000 annually. CEO Scott Cox highlighted the strategic importance of this deal in strengthening Verde's portfolio and driving shareholder value.
- Acquisition valued at $1.1 million adds significant revenue streams of approximately $24,000 per month.
- Potential for additional revenue from shut-in wells and drilled uncompleted wells across acquired properties.
- The total expected revenue from all acquisitions is projected at $82,000 monthly or $984,000 annually, enhancing financial stability.
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--Massive Acquisition includes Diversified Portfolio with Excellent Current Revenue--
--Huge Upside Potential including Drilled But Uncompleted Wells and Shut In Wells in DJ Basin, Piceance Basin and the Utica Shale--
FRISCO, TEXAS, May 19, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Verde Bio Holdings, Inc. (OTC: VBHI), an oil and gas Company, today announced that it has closed on the previously announced portfolio of mineral and royalty interests held by a private seller for a purchase price of
Acquisition Highlights:
DJ Basin highlights:
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- Oil rich Mineral Interest in Larimer County, Colorado operated by Petro Operating and Extraction Oil and Gas, which just announced a
$2.6 Billion merger with dynamic DJ Basin pureplay operator, Bonanza Creek, to become Colorado’s first Net-Zero Oil and Gas Producer. - 13 wells currently in production across the acquired acreage producing approximately
$20,000 per month in revenue. - Significant upside of expected untapped revenue with two wells currently shut-in.
- Oil rich Mineral Interest in Larimer County, Colorado operated by Petro Operating and Extraction Oil and Gas, which just announced a
Utica Shale highlights:
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- Utica Shale producing Mineral Interest in Belmont and Monroe Counties in Eastern Ohio, operated by Gulfport Oil and Gas which has more than 205,000 net acres in the Utica.
- Nine wells currently producing revenue of approximately
$150 0 per month with significant upside of three drilled uncompleted wells (DUC’s).
Piceance Basin highlights:
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- Natural Gas rich Piceance Basin Overriding Royalty Interest in Garfield County in NW Colorado operated by Terra Energy Partners.
- Thirteen wells currently in production across the acquired acreage producing approximately
$2,500 per month in revenue.
Verde continues to build a diversified, revenue producing portfolio of high-quality assets. Today’s announcement brings the total number of acquisitions to 15. Current expected combined revenue from the acquisitions is approximately
Scott Cox, CEO of Verde, said, “We are very excited to get these properties closed and rolled up into our portfolio. This is a great well-balanced portfolio of diversified interests, which adds significant revenue to Verde as well as adding a high level of assets to our balance sheet. We are proud to have built a Company which is creative and flexible enough to take advantage of these significant deals as they come to market,” Mr. Cox added.
“Deals like this continue to confirm our business plan of acquiring diversified minerals and royalties and building a diversified portfolio while taking advantage of the historic buyer’s market in the industry currently. We remain focused on executing our business plan and creating long-term value for our shareholders. Through our balanced approach of capital raising and acquisitions, we have begun to build a dynamic Company with significant revenue and assets and look forward to continuing to build on this through future strategic acquisitions,” Mr. Cox concluded.
About Verde Bio Holdings, Inc.
Verde Bio Holdings, Inc. (OTC: VBHI), is a growing U.S. Energy Company based in Frisco, Texas, engaged in the acquisition and development of high-growth mineral rights and select non-operated working interests in premier U.S. basins. Verde currently owns producing mineral, royalty and over-riding royalty interests in the Denver-Julesburg Basin of Colorado and Wyoming, the Haynesville Shale of Louisiana, the Anadarko Basin of Oklahoma, the Delaware and Permian Basin of Texas and the Marcellus and Utica shales in West Virginia and Ohio. The Company is focused on providing strong shareholder returns through asset growth generated by our acquisitions of revenue producing assets.
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