Austin-based Victory
Energy is angling for strong company growth through an aggressive business
strategy of development efforts on existing oil properties and strategic
acquisitions of new, promising resource properties. To that end, the company is
engaging in low-risk vertical well development on existing properties as well
as acquisitions of new resource properties with predictable rates of return and
break-even points below $65 below barrel oil price.
Victory Energy has
been targeting resource property sites in the Texas- and New Mexico-based
Permian Basin. Located in western Texas and southeast New Mexico, the Permian
Basin is reported by the most active play within the United States according to
Baker Hughes. According to the oilfield service company, in 2013 the Permian
Basin had over 2,200 oil wells, over 460 rigs, and approximately 4.9 wells per
rig. Permian vertical wells have been noted to yield over $2.5 million of
proved reserve value for every $1 million of capital expenditures spent on oil
well drilling and completion. In 2013, the Permian Basin delivered on average
1.3 million barrels of oil per day. At present the Permian Basin has been
delivering approximately 1.4 million barrels of liquids per day, on average.
In regard to
performance, Victory Energy had an excellent year in 2013. The company grew its
reserve asset portfolio by 85 percent. It also reported a full-year revenue
increase of 125 percent from last year’s revenue total, up to $735,413 from
$326,384. Furthermore, Victory Energy was successful in reducing its net losses
by 70 percent from $7 million in 2012 to $2.1 million in 2013.
This performance
subsequently gave Victory Energy a strong springboard to launch itself even
more strongly in 2014. In late February 2014, based on its leadership team’s
experience and its strong performance, Victory Energy received $36.4 million in
funds from bank and private-placement financing. Dallas-based Texas Capital
Bank was responsible for Victory Energy’s reception of a $26.4 million credit
facility, and Victory Energy received an additional $10 million from the
Navitus Energy Group, a Texas general partnership. In March 2014, Victory
Energy announced a further development: its engagement of Euro Pacific Capital,
a full-service broker-dealer with a specialization in international markets and
securities. Euro Pacific Capital is headed by well-known economist Peter
Schiff, and the company has six regional locations with over sixty investment
consultants, a team of research analysts, and three divisions.
At present Victory
Energy is looking to build its market share by deploying its $36 million of
capital reserves toward new acquisitions of promising reserve properties with
plenty of upside potential. With its increased cash flow and expected ratio of
$2.5 million in reserve value for every $1 million in capital expenditures
spent, the company forecasts that its Permian Basin focus will deliver return
on revenue rates of greater than 20 percent. Leveraging the talents and
insights of a management team with over 120 years of combined expertise,
Victory Energy is emerging as a strong player in the domestic oil production
marketplace.
For more information
about Victory Energy, please visit: www.vyey.com
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