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Concho Resources acquires $1.625 billion in Midland Basin assets

Concho intends to fund cash portion of acquisition through proceeds from potential equity market transaction MIDLAND, Texas – Concho Resources Inc. announced it has reached an agreement to acquire 40,000 net acres in the core of the Midland Basin from Reliance Energy, a Midland-based energy company, for $1.625 billion, according to a press release. The privately […]

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Occidental Petroleum sees 2016 production at high-end of forecast

Occidental Petroleum takes advantage of falling services costs Aug 3 (Reuters) – Occidental Petroleum Corp said it expects to grow 2016 production at the high end of its forecast of a 4-6 percent increase, while staying within its budget of $3 billion, helped by productivity and efficiency gains. A fall in costs of oilfield services,

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Refiner HollyFrontier doesn’t see output cuts despite weak margins

HollyFrontier doesn’t expect economic run cuts Aug 3 (Reuters) – HollyFrontier Corp said it does not expect to cut production of refined products, contrasting comments made by its rivals, who expect refiners to process less crude in response to a gasoline glut that is eroding margins. Crack spreads, the difference between the prices of crude

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Clayton Williams Energy suffers Q2 loss, refocuses on Delaware Basin

Clayton Williams has oil and gas production of 13.6 MBOE/d Clayton Williams Energy, Inc. announced a Q2 net loss of $73.8 million, with a plan focused on the development of its 65,000 net acre position in the southern Delaware Basin. Production costs in Q2 were $19.2 million versus $23.1 million in Q2 2015 due to lower oilfield

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Nabors reports smaller-than-expected Q2 loss as costs fall

Nabors total revenue fell to $517.1M Aug 2 (Reuters) – Contract driller Nabors Industries Ltd reported a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss as costs fell, sending its shares up 3.6 percent in extended trading. The company said the near-term rig count would increase gradually only when oil prices stablilize at $50 per barrel. Nabors averaged 159.1 rigs in

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