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Shale Outlook: Scarce Inventory to Drive Upstream M&A in '24 - Vimarsana News

Shale Outlook: Scarce Inventory to Drive Upstream M&A in '24

Permian Basin well productivity has trended down. Top-tier drilling locations are scarce. Capital is at a premium. E&Ps need low-cost inventory and scale, and they’re willing to pay big bucks to get them.

Tributary Capital Management LLC Sells 116,571 Shares of Permian Resources Co. (NASDAQ:PR) - Vimarsana News

Tributary Capital Management LLC Sells 116,571 Shares of Permian Resources Co. (NASDAQ:PR)

Tributary Capital Management LLC decreased its position in Permian Resources Co. (NASDAQ:PR – Free Report) by 7.0% during the 3rd quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The firm owned 1,546,782 shares of the company’s stock after selling 116,571 shares during the quarter. Permian Resources accounts for approximately […]

Oil and gas funds New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Oil and gas funds New Mexico

Southeast New Mexico rests on top of one of the world’s greatest resources. We hope our legislators remember this fact when they convene next month.

Source: yahoo.com
NM Supreme Court hears arguments on local abortion restrictions - Vimarsana News

NM Supreme Court hears arguments on local abortion restrictions

A fight over abortion access came to a head in front of the New Mexico Supreme Court Wednesday.  

Source: kob.com
NM Supreme Court to decide if local anti-abortion ordinances are legal - Vimarsana News

NM Supreme Court to decide if local anti-abortion ordinances are legal

After hearing oral arguments in the case, State of New Mexico v. Board of County Commissioners for Lea County et al, on Wednesday morning, the five New Mexico Supreme Court justices took the case under advisement and will make a ruling at a future date.