The Mackey lease project proposes drilling new oil wells on a 200-acre site in Caldwell County, Texas. Historical logs from 1936 show 176 feet of oil pay zones in the Dale Lime and Austin Chalk formations. The initial well would cost $215,000 to drill to 2,000 feet. Estimates indicate each well could produce between 20,000 to 30,000 barrels of oil over its lifetime. The proposal seeks $15,000 investments to fund additional wells, with investors receiving a 5% working interest and potential returns within 8-12 months.
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2. PROJECT INTRO
Drillers logs
from 1936
indicate 176 feet
of oil (pay zone)
Oil shown in the
Dale Lime and
Austin Chalk
formations
The Mackey
lease is located
in Caldwell
County, TX
The lease spans
200 acres
Drilling to a
depth of 2,000
feet
3. Driller’s Log G. Mackey 1936
Depth (ft) Formation Status Thickness (ft)
1620-1640 Broken Lime Showing Oil 20
1640-1684 Serpentine Dry 44
1684-1840 Lime Showing Oil 156
1840-1920 Serpentine Dry 80
1920-2110 Hard
Serpentine
Dry and
abandoned
190
4. Mackey potential
Key points
Estimated oil reserves = 20k-30k bbl per well
Total reserves of lease estimated at 400-500k bbl
IP = Range between 70-200 bbl per day
Surrounding wells have produced in excess of 20 years
Excellent opportunity for additional 8-15 well expansion
5. Mackey expenditures
Total well cost = $215,000
Dry hole cost = $136,000
Additional wells*=$165,000 (due to admin costs,
legal costs, and lease costs paid during initial well)
*wells to the same depth
6. Expected Returns per Month
Assuming Oil @ $95 per barrel
3% 5% 10% 15%
35 bbl per day
28 bbl per day
21 bbl per day
12k
10k
8k
6k
4k
2k
7. Project timelines
Drilling to begin
mid to late
November
Production to
begin by Jan.
2015 or sooner
Subsequent wells
to be drilled
Spring of 2015 in
multiple well
packages
8. Investor benefits
Expected ROI in 8-12 months
Multipay has operated in Central Texas for over 25
years
Experience with minimizing operation costs to avoid
“operating the profits to death”.
Operating costs to range from $800-$1,000 per well per
month
Tax benefits 70%-80% deduction of investment in the
first year.
Monthly updates and field reports
9. Future locations
Potential for 8-15 solid producing wells
Next round of drilling to include a minimum of
2-3 wells in a package to maximize investor ROI
10. The Proposal
79% Lease to the investor
48% Working Interest Available
Minimum investment required =15k for 5%
working interest
11. Multipay background
Multipay is a family owned company that
has been drilling, buying, selling, and
operating wells in Central, Texas for over
25 years.
The goal at Multipay is to drill projects that
have more than 1 strata. Thus, multi pay
zones. Multiple pay zones increase the
probability of a productive well and
increase the total recoverable oil per well.
12. Contact Info
Phone: Derek Williams
512-964-0750
Email: Derek@MultiPayEnergy.com
Visit our Website at
www.MultiPayEnergy.com