Acquisition Criteria
MEP evaluates acquisition opportunities that align with defined operational capacity, underwriting discipline, and portfolio construction parameters. Opportunities are assessed through structured technical and financial review prior to advancement.
Target Asset Profile
Mature conventional oil and natural gas production
Producing wells generally within 5–150 boe/d range
Shut-in or suspended wells with defined reactivation pathways
Infrastructure-connected assets or facilities with available capacity
Assets with predictable decline characteristics
Opportunities aligned with manageable abandonment and reclamation profiles
Transaction Parameters
MEP evaluates opportunities including:
Non-core divestitures
Single-well or multi-well packages
Infrastructure-linked production assets
Asset carve-outs
Structured joint venture opportunities aligned with defined governance and operational roles
Transactions are assessed conservatively, with emphasis on integration feasibility, capital discipline, and long-term asset sustainability.
Evaluation Approach
Opportunities are advanced selectively and only where operational clarity, financial discipline, and liability transparency align. MEP prioritizes structured execution over transaction volume.
Each acquisition must reinforce portfolio stability and integration capacity before proceeding