dividend energy partners, LLC

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Who we are

Dividend Energy Partners LLC ("DEP") is a privately held investment firm focused on acquiring institutional quality energy assets that generate long-term, stable cash-flow/yield.

Our immediate focus is on core/core+, high-quality, long-life, non-operated, proven-developed-producing ("PDP") natural gas properties operated by large, best-in-class, institutional operators.

Company Niche

  • Long term holder of core/core+ non-operated natural gas properties.
  • Partner with only large, best-in-class operators in their respective basins.
  • Minimal competition from traditional non-op buyers looking to “get in-front of the drill bit”...and then flip.
  • No need for "development upside".
  • Settled production.
  • Stable cash flow.
  • Low-cost organization structure, deliberately architected to maximize returns from stable producing assets.
  • Focus on cash distributions to Investors.

Risk Mitigation to Investors

  • High quality core/core+ assets.
  • Settled/stable production from well understood, legacy fields and formations.
  • Best in class operators, leaders in their respective basins.
  • Ability to hedge production to mitigate downside commodity price risk.
  • Commitment to only purchasing minority interests in wells to ensure proper alignment with operators.
  • Best-in-class, institutionally vetted 3rd Party reserve engineering.
  • Best-in-class, institutionally vetted 3rd Party accounting/cash management.
  • Best-in-class, institutionally vetted 3rd Party backup manager.

Target Asset Profile

  • $50M-$500M.
  • Long life.
  • Shallow decline.
  • No single-well concentration risk = Properties with hundreds if not thousands of wells.
  • Avoid marginal production…must have strong/durable profit margin.
  • Established production from well understood, predictable basins/fields/formations.
  • Multiple options for takeaway / product marketing…avoid assets that are captive to a single purchaser or exit point.
  • Target institutional sellers, minimize title and/or environmental risks.

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Investment Process

DEP employs a refined, systematic and disciplined approach to acquisitions.

  • After progressing past an initial screening, prospective acquisitions are subjected to DEP’s thorough due diligence process in cooperation with 3rd party reserve engineer and other technical due diligence partners.
  • The due diligence process examines all important aspects of a prospective acquisition in detail, with particular attention focused on the proved reserve asset base and quantifying any risks to the stability of production/cash flow.
  • Prior to making any acquisition, DEP thoroughly reviews all aspects of the assets:
  • Production rates and ultimate recoverable reserves.
  • Risk profiles of the properties including, but not limited to, an analysis of concentration, operational, environmental, health, safety, and other related risks.
  • Lease operating costs and overhead expenses.
  • Historical oil and gas prices and related “basis” risk relative to geographic location and quality of the oil or gas.
  • Other potential burdens or benefits to future cash flow, including contingent liabilities and any special tax consequences of the transaction.