Victory Energy, an
independent oil and gas company with geographic focus onshore and major assets
in the Permian Basin of Texas and southeast New Mexico, has its sights set on
continuous growth in the future.
Victory is already
involved in many facets of the oil and gas industry, including the acquisition,
exploration, development, and production of an assortment of oil and gas
properties. By mid-2013, it had over 20 producing wells and two drilled wells
in various stages of completion and was on pace to double in size by the
year-end, thanks in large part to its Permian Basin properties. Victory’s
undiscounted proved reserves were also expected to surpass $6 million in 2013
and to deliver a powerful addition to the company’s current and future revenue.
Victory supports its
growth-oriented strategy by focusing on developing its proved reserves and cash
flow through the continued development of existing properties and the
acquisition of new resource properties. The company intends to acquire new
capital to fund this growth by leveraging the relationships it has formed with
established investors through its partnership with Aurora Energy Partners and
other intermediaries.
The company is fully
devoted to creating long-term shareholder value by growing reserves, reducing
costs, raising production volumes, and sensibly managing assets. As it executes
its strategy, Victory intends to increase its economic interest in operated and
non-operated oil and gas prospects in order to realize economies of scale, cost
efficiencies and, thus, improve returns.
Victory intends to
intentionally employ both in-house resources and strategic outside
relationships with established exploration and production operators,
geologists, and engineers to target investment in non-operated oil and gas
prospects with low-to-moderate risk. Its current focus is on oil or liquid-rich
natural gas projects within longer-life reservoirs that offer reasonable
finding and development costs for each corresponding barrel of oil. In the near
future, Victory anticipates adding projects that it can operate to its list of
acquisitions.
The company’s longer
term strategy is to continue to diversify its operated and non-operated
interests by seeking out supplementary prospects with land positions large
enough for multiple well drilling projects and considerable proved but
undeveloped reserve opportunities.
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