Prairie Operating Gets Output, Acreage Boost from Nickel Road M&A

Prairie Operating closed an acquisition of acreage and production in Weld County, Colorado, where the D-J Basin player is drilling its first Niobrara horizontals.

Prairie Operating Co.

Prairie Operating is closing deals and drilling its first horizontal wells in the Denver-Julesburg (D-J) Basin. (Source: Shutterstock.com, Prairie Operating Co.)

Prairie Operating Co. is getting deeper in the Denver-Julesburg (D-J) Basin after closing an $84.5 million acquisition of private equity-backed E&P Nickel Road Operating.

The transaction included 5,592 net leasehold acres, 26 operated producing horizontal wells and 89 operated well permits in Weld County, Colorado.

When the deal was announced in January, Prairie agreed to pay a total consideration of $94.5 million for Denver-based Nickel Road’s assets.

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Chris Mathews

Chris is the Senior Reporter of Shale and A&D at Hart Energy. He covers the North American upstream shale energy industry and the acquisition and divestiture deal markets.

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Prairie Operating Gets Output, Acreage Boost from Nickel Road M&A

Prairie Operating closed an acquisition of acreage and production in Weld County, Colorado, where the D-J Basin player is drilling its first Niobrara horizontals.

Prairie Operating Co. is getting deeper in the Denver-Julesburg (D-J) Basin after closing an $84.5 million acquisition of private equity-backed E&P Nickel Road Operating.

The transaction included 5,592 net leasehold acres, 26 operated producing horizontal wells and 89 operated well permits in Weld County, Colorado.

When the deal was announced in January, Prairie agreed to pay a total consideration of $94.5 million for Denver-based Nickel Road’s assets.

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