Mach Natural Resources used its Q3 2025 earnings call to send a strong message about the importance of Oklahoma to its long-term strategy. While the company has expanded into new basins through recent acquisitions, CEO Tom Ward made it clear that the Mid-Continent—and Oklahoma in particular—remains one of Mach’s most dependable growth engines.
July 2025 marked a major strategic move for Mach Natural Resources LP (NYSE: MNR) as the company entered into definitive agreements to acquire a significant package of oil and gas assets from Sabinal Energy, LLC, alongside assets from IKAV Energy Inc. The package — totaling $1.3 billion — positions Mach as a deeper, long-term player in one of the Permian Basin’s most storied but increasingly attractive zones: the Northwest Shelf (NWS).
Mach Natural Resources LP has completed $1.3 billion in acquisitions from Sabinal Energy and IKAV Energy Inc., nearly doubling its production and expanding into the Permian and San Juan Basins. The transactions, funded through a mix of debt and equity, also strengthen Mach’s financial position with an upsized $1.0 billion revolving credit facility, a new $450 million term loan, and a borrowing base increase to $1.45 billion.
Mach Natural Resources LP has announced two major acquisitions totaling $1.3 billion, marking a significant expansion of its asset base and production footprint. Through definitive agreements to acquire oil and gas assets from Sabinal Energy, LLC and IKAV Energy Inc., Mach is entering the Permian Basin and San Juan Basin, complementing its existing Mid-Continent operations.
Oklahoma City-based Mach Natural Resources LP has successfully completed the acquisition of oil and gas assets across Oklahoma and Kansas, further solidifying its position as a key player in the region.
Mach Natural Resources LP delivered a strong performance in the first quarter of 2024, with solid production numbers, controlled operating expenses, and significant net income.
Mach Natural Resources LP announced its financial and operating results for the year ended December 31 of 2023, showing total revenues of $762 million and net income of $347 million.
Mach reported third quarter generated net income of $83 million and adjusted EBITDA of $121 million. It also incurred capital expenditures of $66 million during the quarter.
BCE-Mach is acquiring additional working interest across 61 wells it operates in Kingfisher County, Oklahoma.
BCE-Mach III LLC recently closed an acquisition of approximately 18,200 net acres (98 percent held by production) of producing properties primarily across Blaine, Custer and Dewey Counties, Oklahoma.
