Finances
- 4Q13: net income of $2.12/share
- full year: net income of $8.04/share
- 4Q13 discretionary cash flow: $2 billion
- For full year, EOG's net cash provided by operating activities exceeded financing investing cash outflows.
- debt/total cap: 28%; debt reduced by almost $1 billion during 2013
- best year on record
- increased crude oil production growth targets three times
- ended year with total company production up 40% over 2012
- a 44% average increase over the last three years
- key assets: Eagle Ford, Bakken, and Leonard
- biggest driver: Eagle Ford
- biggest driver for EOG
- for third time since EOG discovered oil in the Eagle Ford in 2010, EOG has increased the net reserve potential
- EOG's estimated net reserve potential: 3.2 billion bbls equivalent; 45% increase over the previous 2.2 billion bbls
- 7,200 net drilling locations (includes the 1,200 net wells drilled to-date)
- 6,000 net wells remaining = 12-year drilling inventory
- increased by 12% net recoverable reserve per well; up from previous 400,000 boe to 450,000 boe
- in 2014, expect to again grow crude oil production
- localized in two areas: Bakken Core and Antelope Extension; majority in the Core
- downspace in each area
- operate a 6-rig program
- plan to drill 80 net wells this year, up from 54 last year
- the Leonard is EOG's third best play in terms of rate of return; drilling in two zones, A and B
- CAPEX to remain flat
- shift from Midland Basin to higher return plays in the Delaware Basin, the Leonard, and Wolfcamp
- biggest increase in activity will be the Leonard where recent wells have been excellent
- will develop A zone with 8 to 10 wells/section
- for March 2014, 181,000 bbls hedged at $96.55
- for April 1 through June 30, 2014, 168,000 bbls hedged at $96.48
- for second half of 2014, 64,000 bbls hedged at $95.18
- natural gas hedged at $4.55 through end of 2014
- for the sixth year in a row, EOG is not growing it North American natural gas production
- downspacing to 160 acres in the Bakken
- new wells coming in extremely good
- not ready to comment on how much new wells interfering with existing wells
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