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Exhibit 99.1

 

 

 

LLEX:NYSE American

 

 

 

LILIS ENERGY ANNOUNCES DELAWARE BASIN ACQUISITION AND WILDHOG BWX STATE COM #1H IP24 RATE

 

Over 4,000 Net Contiguous & Overlapping Acres in Winkler County

YE 2017 Guidance of 15,000 Net Acres Exceeded

Wildhog BWX State Com #1H Reached 997 Boepd,

86% Liquids on 4,567 Foot Lateral

Provides Significant Delineation Data Point for Eastern Acreage

Existing Liquidity & Cash Flow Sufficient to Fund Acquisition and Development Program through 2018

 

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – October 4, 2017 – Lilis Energy, Inc. (NYSE American: LLEX), an exploration and development company operating in the Permian Basin of West Texas, today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire over 4,000 net contiguous / overlapping acres from a private seller for approximately $45.6MM in cash, subject to customary closing adjustments. The acquisition will increase the Company's acreage position in the Delaware Basin to over 15,000 net acres, exceeding the Company’s year end 2017 acreage guidance. The transaction is currently expected to close in November 2017 and the Company has posted an acquisition overview presentation and updated corporate presentation to its website.

 

Acquisition Highlights:

 

§Adds over 4,000 net contiguous / overlapping acres located in the core of the Delaware Basin

 

§Surpasses 15,000 acreage goal for year end 2017

 

§Highly contiguous / overlapping acreage position that is conducive for long-lateral development

 

§Multiple stacked pay zones

 

§Adds over 150 net potential locations to inventory

 

Combined Permian Acreage Highlights:

 

§Approximately 15,250 net Delaware Basin acres

 

§Approximately 2,952 Boepd of net current production on a three stream basis, 71% liquids – as of September 23, 2017

 

§Over 900 net potential locations

 

§One operated rig drilling with plans to add a second rig in October 2017

 

Wildhog Highlights:

 

§Provides substantial delineation data point to de-risking the eastern portion of acreage

 

 

 

 

§IP24 hour rate per 1,000’ lateral foot exceeds the average surrounding offset Delaware Basin activity, both on a Boepd and Bopd basis

 

§Currently producing at 72% oil and 86% liquids on a three-stream basis and has been online for 47 days

 

§Reached a 24-hour initial production rate of 997 Boepd on a three-stream basis, which equates to 219 Boepd per 1,000 ft, and a rate of 188 Bopd per 1,000 ft respectively

 

§4,567-foot treated lateral was completed using 23 stages of 200-foot plug to plug spacing and 1,837 lbs. of sand per foot, consistent with other completion designs the Company uses

 

§Fifth successful operated horizontal Wolfcamp B well in the Permian's Delaware Basin

 

“We are extremely pleased with this acreage acquisition transaction. This acquisition is not only contiguous and overlapping to our existing core properties but also increases our overall working interest and operatorship. The results from the Wildhog provide further evidence of the significant productivity and potential of our eastern acreage” said Ron Ormand, Executive Chairman of Lilis Energy.

 

WELL RESULTS, SORTED BY IP24/1000’ (BOE)

 

              IP24/   IP24/       Lateral     
#   Operator  Well Name  IP24 (boe)   1000’ (boe)   1000’ (bo)   % Liquid   Length   Zone 
 1   EOG  Hound 30 Federal 704H   4,528    647    498    77%    7,000    A 
 2   EOG  Neptune 10 St. Com 701H   5,327    628    465    74%    8,482    A 
 3   Matador  Totum #211H   2,247    514    401    78%    4,371    A 
 4   Lilis  Hippo #1H   1,917    467    346    74%    4,100    B 
 5   Lilis  Lion #1H   1,530    380    262    69%    4,025    B 
 6   EOG  Beowulf 33 St. Com 601H   2,765    379    330    87%    7,289    A 
 7   EOG  Noah Brunson 1H   3,124    334    n.a.    n.a.    9,340    B 
 8   Lilis  Grizzly #1H   1,323    322    209    65%    4,100    B 
 9   Felix  UL 4-21 #1H   1,302    307    n.a.    n.a.    4,200    B 
 10   Lilis  Bison #1H   2,014    292    219    75%    6,900    B 
 11   Felix  UL Sunshine Mesa 29-21 #1H   1,330    272    n.a.    n.a.    4,900    B 
 12   Jagged Peak  UL 28-27 #1H   2,272    236    n.a.    n.a.    9,600    B 
  13   Lilis  Wildhog BWX State Com #1H   997    219    188    86%    4,567    B 
 14   Felix  Falcon State 28-36 #1H   941    215    n.a.    n.a.    4,400    A 
 15   Jagged Peak  UL 4344-21 #1H   1,761    176    150    85%    10,000    B 
 16   Forge  UL 21 Pahaska #1H   748    174    150    86%    4,300    A 
 17   Jagged Peak  UL Beldin L J 1211-17 #2HX   1,978    173    151    87%    11,400    B 
 18   Forge  UL 21 Bighorn #1H   1,621    172    146    85%    9,400    A 
 19   Endurance  Talco 9 26 35 Fed 3H   1,257    170    146    86%    7,391    A 
 20   Felix  UL Elk Park 21-21 #1H   768    168    n.a.    n.a.    4,600    B 
 21   Jagged Peak  UL 3031A-17 #1H   1,548    162    139    86%    9,500    B 
 22   Jagged Peak  UL 3031B-17 #1H   1,439    143    120    84%    10,000    B 
 23   Felix  UL 20 #1311H   1,376    142    n.a.    n.a.    9,700    A 
 24   RSP Permian  Ludeman G #2603H   890    131    100    76%    6,813    XY 
 25   Jagged Peak  UL 2932-17 #1H   1,175    113    95    84%    10,400    B 
 26   Mewbourne  University B20 1 #W201PA   333    74    65    88%    4,499    C 

 

EASTERN DELAWARE BASIN ACTIVITY

 

  

 

Target   Median IP24/1000’ (boe)   Median IP24/1000’ (bo)
             A   215   329
             B (1)   175   107
             C   74   65
             XY   131   100
     Wildhog   219   188

 

Source: Company disclosure, DrillingInfo, Wood Mackenzie, RSP Permian investor presentation

1.   Wolfcamp B excludes LLEX.

 

 

 

 

Financing and Liquidity:

 

The Company believes its forecasted liquidity and future cash flows will be sufficient to fund the acquisition along with planned development through 2018. The acquisition will be funded in cash through the draw down of $45 million remaining under the Company’s second lien term loan with Varde Partners. The Company does not anticipate the need to access the capital markets to fund expansion in the foreseeable future. The Company believes that its additional sources of liquidity including projected EBITDAX, cash, debt financings, warrant proceeds, and potential asset sales are sufficient to fund its currently anticpated capex budget. In addition, the Company has entered into hedging arrangements with various third parties and intends to commence a hedging program in the near future.

 

“The acquired acreage is highly accretive and contiguous/overlapping our existing Delaware properties. With existing liquidity and cash flow sufficient to fund this acquisition and our development programs through 2018, the Company remains well capitalized to continue executing on its stated growth and development plans. Varde Partners has been incredibly supportive and we are appreciative of the partnership we continue to develop with them. We are also very excited about the significance of the Wildhog results and the delineation of our eastern acreage position,” said Joe Daches, Chief Financial Officer of Lilis Energy.

 

About Lilis Energy, Inc.

 

Lilis Energy, Inc. is a San Antonio-based independent oil and gas exploration and production company that operates in the Permian's Delaware Basin, considered amongst the leading resource plays in North America. Upon closing of the acquisiton, Lilis's total net acreage in the Permian Basin will be over 15,000 acres. Lilis Energy's near-term E&P focus is to grow current reserves and production and pursue strategic acquisitions in its core areas. For more information, please visit www.lilisenergy.com.

 

Forward-Looking Statements:

 

This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. Such statements are subject to a number of assumptions, risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond the control of the Company. These risks include, but are not limited to our ability to replicate the results described in this release for future wells; the ability to finance our continued exploration, drilling operations and working capital needs; our anticipated future cash flows and ability to access other sources of liquidity; all the other uncertainties, costs and risks involved in exploration and development activities; and the other risks identified in the Company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K and its other filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”). Additionally, initial production rates are subject to decline over time and should not be regarded as reflective of sustained production levels. In particular, production from horizontal drilling in shale oil and natural gas resource plays and tight natural gas plays that are stimulated with extensive pressure fracturing are typically characterized by significant early declines in production rates.

 

Readers are cautioned that any such statements are not guarantees of future performance and that actual results or developments may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements in this press release are made as of the date hereof, and the Company does not undertake any obligation to update the forward-looking statements as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.

 

Contact:

Wobbe Ploegsma

V.P. Finance & Capital Markets

210-999-5400, ext. 31