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Permian Basin Mineral & Royalty Opportunities

The Permian Basin spans West Texas and southeastern New Mexico. We look at the property and details behind your mineral interest.

Major Producing Region

Extensive oil and gas activity across West Texas and New Mexico.

Delaware & Midland

Different geology and development across the basin.

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We look at the details behind your interest.

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Understanding the
Permian Basin

The Permian Basin spans West Texas and southeastern New Mexico and includes several producing formations and development areas. The Delaware and Midland sub-basins are important parts of the region, with formations such as Wolfcamp, Bone Spring, and Spraberry.

For mineral and royalty owners, the basin is only the starting point. The property’s location, formation, wells, ownership, and production history help tell the story behind the interest.

More Than Just a Location on a Map

The Permian is not one uniform producing area. Geology, formations, operators, development activity, and production can vary across the basin. Understanding where an interest sits within the Permian can provide useful context for the property behind it.

Geology & Formations

The Permian includes multiple productive formations. Wolfcamp, Bone Spring, and Spraberry are among the formations evaluated in USGS assessments of the basin.

Development Activity

Horizontal drilling, well development, operators, and nearby activity can help explain what is happening around a particular mineral interest.

Production History

The Permian has a long production history alongside modern horizontal development. Looking at available production information can help put an interest into context.

Property-Level Details

Location, ownership, lease information, wells, production, and unit details can tell a much more specific story than the basin name alone.

Start With What You Know

You don’t need to have every document or answer before starting. Begin with the information you have, and we can look at the details connected to the interest.

Share Your Details

Provide your county, legal description, royalty statement, ownership information, lease, or other documents you have available.

We Review the Information

We look at available property, ownership, formation, well, production, and development information connected to your interest.

Understand What Comes Next

We'll explain the information we found and discuss the next steps available to you.

How a Permian Mineral Interest Comes Together

The Permian is a large and complex region. A mineral or royalty interest is tied to a much more specific location, formation, and set of wells.

Understanding how these pieces fit together can provide a clearer picture of the interest.

Premian Basin

Where the property sits within the Permian.

Sub Basin

Delaware, Midland, or another part of the region.

Formation

The geological formation associated with development.

Wells & Production

Available well and production information.

Ownership

The ownership, lease, and interest details.

What Mineral Owners Are Saying

Frequently Asked Questions

Get quick answers to common questions about Permian Basin

The Permian Basin is a large oil and gas producing region covering parts of West Texas and southeastern New Mexico. It contains multiple geological formations and development areas.

The Permian extends across portions of West Texas and southeastern New Mexico. The Delaware and Midland sub-basins are two major areas within the broader Permian Basin Province.

Several formations are associated with Permian development, including the Wolfcamp, Bone Spring, and Spraberry formations. USGS has conducted separate assessments of several of these formations.

No. Being located within the Permian Basin does not by itself establish that a particular mineral interest is producing. The specific property, ownership, lease, wells, unit information, and production records need to be considered.

The legal location of the property can be compared with basin and sub-basin information, while well, formation, and production records can provide additional context.

Yes. Royalty Ridge can review the information available for your mineral or royalty interest and help explain the property-specific details connected to it.

Understand Your Mineral Interest With Permian Basin Context

Start with the information you have. Understanding the formation, wells, ownership, production, and development connected to your property can help you better understand your mineral interest.
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