Producing Minerals in Oklahoma Sweet Spot · Energy Passive Income Academy

Producing Minerals in Oklahoma Sweet Spot

The Agan Unit, located in Custer County, Oklahoma, lies within an actively developed basin.

The ownership is located in Section 22, an area widely regarded by operators and industry participants as the “sweet spot” or “honey hole” of the development pocket. This section has seen accelerating activity and capital deployment, supporting its reputation as a core area for continued drilling.

The first horizontal well is now producing, with early performance tracking better than anticipated, even while still in the early, managed phase prior to peak flow. A nearby offset well drilled under similar conditions is also delivering strong early results, reinforcing the broader development case for the unit.

The property benefits from stacked pay potential, including the Cherokee formation as well as the Mississippian and Woodford formations, providing multiple development targets beyond the initial wells.

Development plans outline a multi-year drilling runway, with the unit designed to support up to eight total horizontal wells. Current evaluations remain conservative and do not include upside from deeper zones or future development beyond the initial wells.

Key highlights:

• Producing well with encouraging early results

• Core “sweet spot” location within the unit

• Stacked pay zones including Mississippian & Woodford

• Clear runway for additional wells over the next two years

• Mineral ownership, no operating or capital expense exposure

Availability is limited and allocations are made on a first-come, first-served basis.

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