Exxon to Sell $1 Billion in Non-Core Permian Basin Oil Assets
8/27/2024
(Reuters) — Top U.S. oil company ExxonMobil is looking to sell oil assets in the U.S. Permian Basin that could fetch $1 billion, Bloomberg Law reported on Tuesday.
Exxon, which purchased Pioneer Natural Resources for $60 billion in May, wants to sell a collection of conventional oil and gas properties in the Permian across west Texas and New Mexico to focus on higher-growth assets.
Reuters first reported on the planned sale in June.
The company is offering 14 asset groups, eight operated by Exxon and stakes in six non-operated groups, according to a company prospectus.
Exxon said the sale is consistent with its strategy to continually evaluate its portfolio.
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