At current return:
- 0.20 +0.60 = 0.89 x 4 = $3.56
- $3.56 / 55 = 6.47%
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Devon says it will maintain its proposed drilling program for 2023 down to $40 / bbl.
Link here.
Let's take a look at the rest of that NGI story.
By
the way, before we get started, remember all the news stories less than
three months ago that shale operators were going to stay the course,
not increase CAPEX in 2023 -- what happened? But I digress.
Devon.
- plays in play:
- Permian Delaware
- Anadarko
- Williston
- Powder River
- 2023 CAPEX budget: $3.6 - $3.8 billion
- midpoint: a 46% increase from 2022's CAPEX of $2.54 billion\
- holy mackerel! A 46% increase!
- will self-fund the entire budget even if WTI drops as low as $40 / bbl
- Delaware:
- will be the top funded asset in the Devon portfolio
- roughly 60% of Devon's total capital budget for 2023
- Devon's Delaware: "world-class productivity"
- Devon has established multiple "outlets" which will avoid many of the takeaway constraints in the basin
- 95% of Devon's Delaware gas protected by firm contracts
- 2/3rds of Devon's Delaware program will be directed in New Mexico
- Eagle Ford:
- three-rig program for 2023
- bring online nearly 90 wells across 82,000 net-acre position
- Anadarko:
- 40 wells across 300,000 net acres
- Powder River Basin:
- 20 wells across 300,000 net acres
- Williston:
- 40 gross wells across 123,000 net acres
- Production, 2022:
- 4Q22: 1.03 Bcf/d natural gas vs 943 in 2021;
- a quarterly record 316,000 bopd vs 300,000 in 2021;
- quarterly record 148,000 b/d natural gas liquids vs 154,000 in 2021
- Previously reported:
- acquired Eagle Ford pure-play Validus Energy for $1.8 billion
- acquired RimRock Oil and Gas LP's Williston assets for $865 million
Much more at the link.
- Devon
reported net income of $1.2 billion ($1.84/share) for the fourth
quarter, versus $1.51 billion ($2.24) in 4Q2021. Full-year net earnings
were $6.04 billion, up from $2.83 billion in 2021.
- Total
revenue was $4.3 billion in the fourth quarter, compared with $4.27
billion in the same period of 2021. Full-year revenues were $19.2
billion in 2022, up from $12.2 billion in 2021.
