US upstream in brief: Matador keeps the accelerator down for Delaware expansion
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Matador keeps the accelerator down for Delaware expansion
- Vitol passes the reins to Verde
- Expand bolsters gas marketing business
- Magnolia resets bar for Eagle Ford scale with US$4 billion WildFire acquisition
- Produced water challenges = proposed water solutions
- ICYMI - Permian execution drives differentiation
- GoA Big Foot exit as Marubeni's gas strategy takes hold
- Tight oil recovery factor revolution?
- God Squad exemption eclipses Gulf of America ESA litigation
- Lower 48 H1 2026 M&A signals balanced appetite for both liquids and gas
- Operators are right-sizing next generation of GoA platforms
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ICYMI: as Permian inventory gets pricier, Vaca Muerta gains relevance
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Tables and charts
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Recent activity by operator and valuation reservoirWell results by operator and valuation reservoir
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Eagle Ford operated production by companyUS Lower 48 deal consideration YoYLower 48 M&A analysis by primary resource themePeak oil utilization vs % platform life at 80% capacityPlatform count by production period above 80% utilization
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