Unrealized

Goodrich ‘Gaining Valuable Knowledge’ in TMS

Goodrich Petroleum Corp.’s Tuscaloosa Marine Shale (TMS) development is continuing, and the company has high hopes for the play. Meanwhile, it has returned to completing wells in the Haynesville Shale in anticipation of higher natural gas prices.

May 10, 2013
Abraxas Selling Eagle Ford Stake, Alberta Basin Properties

Abraxas Selling Eagle Ford Stake, Alberta Basin Properties

San Antonio-based Abraxas Petroleum Corp. is finalizing talks to sell its 25% working interest in the Nordheim Project in the Eagle Ford Shale to an institutional buyer for about $20 million, the company said Monday.

November 13, 2012

Carrizo CEO: ‘Not Treading Water’ With Gas

Like many, but not all, producers, Houston-based Carrizo Oil & Gas Inc. has shifted to oil because that’s where the profits are.

November 8, 2012

Newfield: No Dry Gas Drilling, More Hedging

These days with no end to decade-low gas prices in sight, Newfield Exploration Co. CEO Lee Boothby can’t wait to be in charge of an oil-weighted production company, and it’s going to happen soon, he said Wednesday. Newfield has put down the dry gas drillbit and is focusing intently on oil and liquids-rich plays.

April 26, 2012

SM Energy Raises Spending; Analysts Note Efficiency

SM Energy Co. raised its guidance for 2011 and introduced plans for 2012 that surpass what analysts were expecting as company executives emphasized a sharpened focus on the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas.

August 3, 2011

Ultra Sets New Production Record in 3Q

A new quarterly production record and reduced costs at Ultra Petroleum Corp. in 3Q2009 weren’t enough to overcome a noncash unrealized mark-to-market charge of $145 million on the company’s financial commodity contracts and the continued decline in natural gas prices, resulting in a loss of $8.33 million (minus 6 cents/share) compared with a profit of $116.9 million (74 cents) in 3Q2008, the Houston-based company said Friday.

November 2, 2009

Ultra Earnings Fall on Mark-to-Market Charge, Low Gas Prices

A new quarterly production record and reduced costs at Ultra Petroleum Corp. in 3Q2009 weren’t enough to overcome a noncash unrealized mark-to-market charge of $145 million on the company’s financial commodity contracts and the continued decline in natural gas prices, resulting in a loss of $8.33 million (minus 6 cents/share) compared with a profit of $116.9 million (74 cents) in 3Q2008, the Houston-based company said Friday.

November 2, 2009