EON Resources prioritizes San Andres horizontal drilling in development strategy
Bitget2026/10/30 19:06- EON Resources outlined plans to prioritize horizontal drilling in the San Andres formation at Grayburg-Jackson Field, targeting producing reserves and cash flow.
- The initial development phase requires an estimated $15 million to $25 million for its proportionate share.
- Successful development could generate approximately $95 million in future proved developed producing PV-10 value; this is not currently established SEC-qualified reserves.
- A registration statement covers 20 million common shares under the $150 million White Lion equity line, with $138.87 million remaining.
- The capital allocation benchmark targets at least $2 in additional PDP PV-10 reserve value per new common share issued, without guaranteeing dilution offsets.
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