DENVER, May 16, 2017 -- Kalnin Ventures LLC today announced it has signed a Purchase and Sale Agreement (PSA) on its fourth acquisition of a non-operating portfolio in the northeast portion of the Marcellus Shale, on behalf of its BKV Fund and investor Banpu Pcl.
Banpu Pcl is a Thailand-based coal mining and power-generation company with total assets of approximately $6.6 billion.
Valued at $16.25 million, the agreement was executed with Zena Energy LLC, a subsidiary of LSB Industries, Inc., as the seller and is comprised of interests in 34 wells. The asset will generate cash immediately and fits within Kalnin's strategy of acquiring profitable assets.
Other terms of the deal include net production to interest of approximately six million cubic feet per day, 33 BCF of 1P reserves and access to nearly 1,000 net contiguous acres in the productive Marcellus Shale area of Wyoming County.
With the addition of this fourth acquisition, Kalnin Ventures will hold an interest in 241 active wells with 6 additional wells waiting on completion. The transactions provide Kalnin Ventures with net production to interest of more than 50 million cubic feet per day.
In less than two years, Kalnin Ventures has executed four transactions and deployed more than $200 million of equity toward its strategy of building a scalable model of acquiring, managing, and monetizing non-operated portfolios.
Kalnin is demonstrating that funds acquiring strategic assets and operating efficiently in an environment with pricing volatility can remain profitable as evidenced by its strong cash flow yields and fund’s bottom-line profit.
“Our goal since opening our doors has been to use big data and technology to identify strategic assets and apply our unique approach to managing non-operated assets,” said Christopher Kalnin, managing director and founder of Kalnin Ventures LLC. “We continue to seek – and find – attractive opportunities and operating partners. Looking toward the future we will continue to operate in a space where we utilize technology and non-operator management to help improve operator performance and drive attractive risk adjusted returns for our investors.”
The acquisition follows Kalnin's transactions with Radler 2000 LP - Tug Hill Marcellus, LLC; Chief Exploration and Development LLC; and Range Resources - Appalachia, LLC, all located in the productive Marcellus Shale.
About Kalnin Ventures
Kalnin Ventures is a values‐driven firm that believes that the combination of visionary strategy, focus on execution, and balance in day‐to‐day life are the keys to creating long‐term sustainable value.
Kalnin Ventures is backed by investor Banpu Pcl with equity fund commitments of $500 million within its oil and gas fund BKV Oil & Gas Capital Partners, L.P. The company seeks to invest in attractive upstream oil and gas opportunities in North America with the goal of creating long‐term sustainable value in the energy industry. More information is available at www.kalninventures.com.
Press Contact: Kalnin Ventures April Lynch, Pennebaker [email protected] Phone: 1+ 713‐922‐1895


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