1. Company Overview
Yukon Exploration Operating, LLC is a Dallas-based independent oil and gas operator founded in 2019. It describes its business as horizontal and vertical development in the northern Midland Basin, with a broader stated focus on Borden, Dawson, Martin, and Howard counties. The supplied OGL record places its measured activity in Borden County’s Spraberry play and reports 11 active producing Texas wells. Its approach combines development drilling with operation of an existing well base; the available data does not establish a larger capital plan.
Contact detail Information Website yukonexplorationoperating.com Office 3811 Turtle Creek Blvd, Suite 1100, Dallas, TX 75219 Main phone (972) 850-7474 General email info@yukoneo.com
The website supplies the email and address; the RRC supplies the phone and officer names. Individual email addresses, direct numbers, and drilling or production job titles were not provided.
2. Well and Permit Activity
| OGL measure | Result |
|---|---|
| Account rows supplied | 1 |
| Records with an Activity Date | Not determinable |
| Records without an Activity Date | Not determinable |
| Share with an Activity Date | Not determinable |
| Wells drilled in 2025 | 2 |
| Wells drilled in 2026 | 2 |
| Permits, last 12 months | 2 |
| Permits, last 60 days | 1 |
| Permits, current year plus prior two years | 10 |
| Air permits since 2024 | 2 |
| Current rig count | 1 |
Trend: The reported drilled-well count is steady at two in each of 2025 and 2026. One rig and a permit in the last 60 days indicate ongoing activity, but the summary does not show enough permit dates to establish whether the pace is accelerating. It also lacks individual Activity Dates, so no permit can be identified as undrilled from this row alone.
Recent public example: An August 2026 drilling-permit listing identifies Yukon’s Brahma 42-43 #3JM and Raider 42-43 B #2JM horizontal Spraberry wells in Borden County. Those public examples should be reconciled against the OGL permit records before assigning a sales stage to either well.
3. Basin and Play Analysis
The geographic percentages below describe the one supplied account row. The summary does not allocate its ten multiyear permits or drilled wells among counties.
Basin / play County in OGL row Account rows % of supplied rows Midland Basin — Spraberry Borden, TX 1 100%
4. County Analysis
| County | Account rows | % of supplied rows | Sales interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Borden, TX | 1 | 100% | Only county with measured OGL activity; strongest current trigger |
Borden County is the priority. Yukon names other counties in its broader operating focus, but this OGL row provides no activity counts or dates for them. A geographic shift cannot be established from the supplied data.
5. Account Ranking
Ranking: Next Tier — High Priority
- One rig and one permit in the last 60 days create a current development prospecting trigger.
- Two wells drilled in both 2025 and 2026 show repeat execution rather than a one-time filing.
- Eleven active producing wells create a separate, ongoing production-service opportunity.
- Two air permits since 2024 warrant a facilities review, although their project types and status are absent from the summary.
- The supplied figures support an active Next Tier account; they do not establish rapid expansion at a Growth scale.
Priority is an OFS sales judgment based on the supplied signals, not an OGL data field.
6. Sales Opportunity
| Opportunity | Where to focus | Service fit to investigate |
|---|---|---|
| New development | The recent Borden permit and current rig | Rig-related rentals, drilling fluids, directional services, cementing, completions, wireline, water management, wellheads, and production-facility work. Confirm the well schedule and incumbent vendors before pitching a specific package. |
| Existing production / Maintenance Plus | The 11 active producing wells | Workovers, lift performance, production chemicals, automation, electrical and instrumentation, water handling, and well-integrity services. Start by finding the wells with downtime or declining output; the summary does not identify their lift systems or performance. |
| Facilities follow-up | The two air permits since 2024 | Check the underlying filings for facility location, scope, approval status, and whether equipment or installation work remains. |
7. Buying Signals — Strongest First
- One permit in the last 60 days: Best immediate reason to verify the well schedule and procurement stage.
- One rig reported: Indicates an active drilling operation, subject to confirming its current assignment.
- Two wells drilled in 2026: Evidence that Yukon has continued executing development.
- Two air permits since 2024: Potential facilities lead once the underlying projects are identified.
- Eleven active producing wells: A recurring maintenance and optimization opportunity independent of the next well.
8. Recommended Sales Strategy
Prioritize Borden County. Lead with a drilling and completion conversation tied to the recent permit and rig, then introduce a second conversation about reducing downtime across the 11-well producing base. The business question is how Yukon is coordinating its next Spraberry well with rig scheduling, completions, facilities, and the performance of wells already on production.
Position the offer around a specific operating task—such as shortening the time from drilling to production or improving uptime on existing wells. Seek the drilling/completions lead for the new-well opportunity and the production or operations lead for Maintenance Plus; add a facilities contact after reviewing the air permits. These are target functions, not identified Yukon employees.
Opening question: “With a recent Borden County permit and a rig in the field, which part of the next Spraberry well program is creating the most pressure on your team—well execution, getting production facilities ready, or maintaining performance across the existing wells?”
9. Sales Takeaway
Yukon matters now because its OGL record shows a rig, a permit within 60 days, and continued drilling in 2026. The strongest immediate sales opportunity is the next Borden County Spraberry well, with a parallel Maintenance Plus opportunity across 11 active producing wells.
Author: phinds