Why Investors Choose Warrior
- Exploring for and providing oil and gas involves both risk and capital. The Warrior team has demonstrated the ability to manage both risk and capital deployment successfully over a 30+ year history of drilling and operating wells in Osage County, Oklahoma.
- The acreage leased by Warrior is more than 92% held by production, meaning there is no annual lease renewal or termination, allowing full control over deciding how, when and where to drill.
- Another contributing factor to Warrior being an extremely low-cost operator is that Warrior owns 50% of its midstream pipeline operations. This means that Warrior does not need to contract with third-party pipeline service companies to transport their oil and gas products to market, thus reducing overall costs.
Oil remains the source of fuel throughout the world, and consumption levels are actually growing rapidly. The International Energy Agency expects worldwide demand to grow at an annual rate of 1.2mb/d. By 2023, oil demand will reach 104.7mb/d, up 6.9mb/d from 2018. (Source: International Energy Agency Market Report Series, March 5, 2018)
Who Is Warrior?
Warrior Exploration & Production, LLC, is operated by J. Scott DuCharme and Robert Knappe, who combined have 30+ years of experience identifying and operating acreage in the long-established oil fields of the Cherokee Platform in Osage County, Oklahoma.
The Warrior management team has identified and acquired select properties in Osage County from distressed sellers at advantageous prices. Warrior continues to seek additional acreage in Osage County on favorable terms.
Oil and Gas News
CBSnews: Biden to Release Another 15 million Barrels from Reserve
CBS New York reports that Pres. Joe Biden has announced the release of 15 million more barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, as part of a response to recent production cuts announced by OPEC+ nations, resulting in the lowest reserve levels since 1984....
MarketWatch: Oil prices finish higher with supply concerns back in focus
Myra Saefong discusses concerns over oil supply and why oil prices may edge higher. "Oil futures finished higher on Tuesday to recoup their losses from a day earlier and then some, as concerns over tight supplies came back into focus. Natural-gas futures, meanwhile,...
IEA Chief: ‘First truly global energy crisis’ needs Russian oil
Business Insider reports, "Russian oil will need to flow back into the crude market to solve an unprecedented world energy crisis, the head of the International Energy Agency said Tuesday. Fatih Birol warned that recent supply cuts have fueled "the first truly global...
