Oil & Gas Asset Transactions and A&D Advisory Services
PLS turns non-core oil & gas assets into cash.
Divestment Brochure 
On each and every effort,
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PLS designs, manages and executes sales and marketing
campaigns from initiation to closing;
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Properly positions each asset for market by using proprietary
tools such as our unique M&A Database to assess value;
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Uses the industry's largest and most comprehensive buyer
database to identify qualified buyers;
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Assists in selecting the right sale strategy including
private or public offering; sealed bid or negotiated sale;
or closing of a joint venture;
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Uses proprietary data collection and aggregation
protocols to handle asset and/or prospect data collection;
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Provides direction and guidance through the
pre-marketing process;
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Prepares professionally designed presentation materials
(grid sheets, teasers, PowerPoints, full brochures,
postcards, inserts) for each asset;
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Advertises divestments in PLS listings online and in
PLS' nine publications;
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Sets up public or private internet data rooms for easy
access by potential purchasers;
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Manages the administrative requirements of the
sale process including confidentiality agreements,
buyer discussions, mail and email reminders and
phone solicitations;
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Provides advice on offers, deal structure and terms;
-
Screens buyers to smooth negotiations and maximize
final price.
Fee Schedules
PLS' fee structure generally includes an up-front
engagement fee, success fee and reimbursement of
out-of-pocket expenses.
The initial retainer or engagement fees generally range
from $3,500 to $35,000 depending on professional efforts,
project type, package requirements, size and timeline.
Success fees vary by project type and package size
but are generally based on the traditional 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Lehman
scale for income-producing properties.
PLS prospect fees are very flexible and may include a
turnkey amount, charge per well for wells drilled, percentage
of capital raised and/or an override
Packaging costs include postage, printing, travel
and engineering fees and may be billed only in the event
of a non-sale.
On each and every effort,
- PLS designs, manages and executes sales and marketing campaigns from initiation to closing;
- Properly positions each asset for market by using proprietary tools such as our unique M&A Database to assess value;
- Uses the industry's largest and most comprehensive buyer database to identify qualified buyers;
- Assists in selecting the right sale strategy including private or public offering; sealed bid or negotiated sale; or closing of a joint venture;
- Uses proprietary data collection and aggregation protocols to handle asset and/or prospect data collection;
- Provides direction and guidance through the pre-marketing process;
- Prepares professionally designed presentation materials (grid sheets, teasers, PowerPoints, full brochures, postcards, inserts) for each asset;
- Advertises divestments in PLS listings online and in PLS' nine publications;
- Sets up public or private internet data rooms for easy access by potential purchasers;
- Manages the administrative requirements of the sale process including confidentiality agreements, buyer discussions, mail and email reminders and phone solicitations;
- Provides advice on offers, deal structure and terms;
- Screens buyers to smooth negotiations and maximize final price.
Fee Schedules
PLS' fee structure generally includes an up-front
engagement fee, success fee and reimbursement of
out-of-pocket expenses.
The initial retainer or engagement fees generally range
from $3,500 to $35,000 depending on professional efforts,
project type, package requirements, size and timeline.
Success fees vary by project type and package size
but are generally based on the traditional 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Lehman
scale for income-producing properties.
PLS prospect fees are very flexible and may include a
turnkey amount, charge per well for wells drilled, percentage
of capital raised and/or an override
Packaging costs include postage, printing, travel
and engineering fees and may be billed only in the event
of a non-sale.
