Defective Title
A prospect can become undrillable despite substantial capital already being committed.
Oklahoma Leasehold Assembly Program
Lease Bank 50
Build the Acreage. Monetize the Leasehold. Retain the Royalty.
Lease Bank 50 identifies, acquires and prepares strategically located Oklahoma acreage to drill-ready standards. The Partnership assembles between 10 and 50 sections for sale to independent operators, investment groups and Trilateral Operating while retaining a 6.25% overriding royalty interest on wells subsequently drilled across the acreage.
10–50 Sections6,400–32,000 Acres$3.2M–$16M Program6.25% Retained ORRI
The Investment Thesis
The opportunity is not simply finding acreage. It is building acreage operators can actually drill.
Oklahoma contains no shortage of available mineral acreage. The challenge is assembling leasehold positions that satisfy the geological, legal, regulatory and title requirements necessary to become viable drilling prospects. Lease Bank 50 brings those capabilities together under one strategy.
The Lease Bank Model
Acquire. Assemble. Place. Retain.
The leasehold is prepared before it is presented to an operator: geological analysis, mineral-owner acquisition, Oklahoma Corporation Commission expertise, title work and coordinated leasehold assembly.
Identify
Locate acreage that meets defined geological parameters in the Oswego and other productive Oklahoma formations.
Acquire
Secure leases and mineral positions through experienced Oklahoma lease brokers and land professionals.
Assemble
Complete the title, regulatory, pooling, spacing and geological work needed for a defensible drill-ready position.
Place
Offer completed leasehold sections to operators, investment groups or Trilateral Operating.
Retain
Preserve a 6.25% overriding royalty interest on wells subsequently drilled across the conveyed acreage.
Why This Capability Matters
A lease is only valuable if someone can drill it.
Lease Bank 50 is built around resolving these issues before acreage is presented to an operator.
Poor Geological Selection
Acreage may satisfy legal requirements while failing technical parameters that make it attractive to operators.
Excess Development Cost
Without experienced local relationships and defined processes, costs can escalate throughout acquisition and assembly.
Regulatory Complexity
Oklahoma leasing, spacing, pooling and Corporation Commission procedures require specialized experience.
Why Now
Attractive lease terms become harder to secure as competition increases.
Current leasehold opportunities may provide longer primary terms, broader formation rights and fewer restrictions. As drilling activity and competition increase, lease terms may shorten, formation rights may narrow, restrictions may increase and acquisition costs may rise.
Current opportunities
Potential for longer primary terms, broader formation rights and fewer restrictions.
As competition increases
Terms may shorten, formation rights may narrow, restrictions may increase and acquisition costs may rise.
Two Sources of Economic Value
The acreage can be sold. The royalty remains.
Each 640-acre section is budgeted at approximately $320,000 to assemble. Once complete, the Partnership intends to place the acreage with operators or investment groups at a value above its assembly cost. The retained royalty continues on subsequent production.
$320K
Approximate assembly cost per 640-acre section
10–50
Sections in the program
$3.2M–$16M
Program capital
5 years
Term to place all sections
6.25%
Retained ORRI
Acreage placement or sale
The leasehold creates the first opportunity for value: placement of a completed position at a value above its assembly cost.
Retained royalty revenue
The retained overriding royalty creates the second: participation in subsequent production without assuming drilling or operating costs.
The leasehold creates the first opportunity for value. The retained royalty creates the second.
Illustrative figures and anticipated outcomes are assumptions, not projections or guarantees.
Understanding the ORRI
Participate in production without funding the well.
An overriding royalty interest is fundamentally different from a working interest. The Partnership does not fund the drilling, completion or ongoing operation of wells drilled by subsequent operators. Its retained override receives its defined share of production revenue for the life of each producing well, subject to the terms of the applicable assignment.
Producing-well revenue flow
Mineral owner royaltyPaid by virtue of mineral ownership, without contributing to cost.
6.25% ORRIRetained by the Partnership; paid before operating costs are recovered.
Working interest / operatorFunds drilling and operations and receives remaining revenue after royalty obligations are satisfied.
No drilling capital contribution. The Partnership does not fund the well.
No completion-cost obligation. The Partnership does not fund completion.
No operating-cost exposure. Ongoing operating costs remain with the operator.
Recorded property interest. Conveyed by an assignment of overriding royalty interest.
Retained participation in future production. The override continues for the producing life described in the applicable assignment.
The Oswego Opportunity
A proven Oklahoma formation entering a new phase of horizontal development.
The Oswego is a conventional blanket formation extending beneath approximately two-thirds of Oklahoma. It has been developed vertically for more than a century, while horizontal development remains comparatively limited. Growing horizontal activity is creating demand for technically vetted, drill-ready acreage.
Experienced Oklahoma Execution
Building drill-ready acreage requires more than capital.
The Lease Bank team combines specialized professionals across the disciplines required to assemble an Oklahoma drilling prospect. Each principal participating in the offering will be identified through independently verifiable professional credentials.
Geology
Experience evaluating prospects against defined geological criteria.
Lease Acquisition
Experience locating mineral owners and securing leasehold interests.
OCC Counsel
Experience navigating Oklahoma Corporation Commission pooling and spacing procedures.
Title Counsel
Experience establishing defensible drilling title from land records and regulatory rulings.
Investor Alignment
The Managing Partner participates after Limited Partners reach the defined threshold.
Under the structure described for Lease Bank 50, acreage-sale proceeds and overriding royalty revenue are applied toward Limited Partner returns. The Managing General Partner begins receiving its stated 25% participation in acreage-sale and overriding-royalty revenue only after Limited Partners have received an amount equal to 200% of contributed capital.
Build the asset first. Create value for Limited Partners first. Participate as Managing Partner afterward.
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Confidential. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or solicitation to purchase securities. Any offering will be made solely through the applicable Private Placement Memorandum, which contains the complete terms, fees, conflicts, and risk factors. Illustrative figures and anticipated outcomes are assumptions and are not projections or guarantees.