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Mergers Acquisitions Mergers and Acquisitions 2021 Handbook The most up to date information is now available on our website www.nadoa.org © 2021 by The National Association of Division Order Analysts NADOA does not guarantee the accuracy of the information contained herein. 2021 Company Merger and Acquisitions Handbook NADOA Officers and Board 2021 President……….……...…….….………..…….……..…Lewis Box 1st Vice President…….........…….….........……Michele Lawton 2nd Vice President………..……..….…….…..... April Luedecke Treasurer………………….….……..Michelle Harris-Fairclough Corresponding Secretary…….….….…...……..Vicki Danielson Recording Secretary…………….….…...…….. Maryann Maimo Board Advisor………….….………………..…... Luanne Johnson Director-CAPDOA………………....…...……….....Valerie Wibble Director-DALWORTH.................................Kimberly Bowman Director-DADOA.................................................Stan Vargas Director-HADOA........................................Stephanie Nguyen Director-PBADOA........................................... Jennifer Oden Director-SADOA..............................................Joe Anderson Handbook Information The Royalty Owner Relations section of this handbook lists names, addresses & telephone numbers for participating companies. The back section of the handbook lists all companies in alphabetical order in the left column of the page. The current company to contact is in the right column an asterisk (*) following a company name in- dicates a property sale rather than a merger or reorganization. Update Process Please furnish a complete listing of any new name or address changes applicable to your company. Complete the form on the previous page and return to the email address listed. UPDATES NADOA Company Mergers and Acquisitions Please email completed form to [email protected] Date: ___________________________ From: _______________________________________________ Name Title Company ___________________________________________________ Address City State Zip Phone: ____ - _____ - ______ ext. __________ Fax: ____ - _____ - ______ Email: ________________________ TYPE OF UPDATE [ ] Personal Change [ ] Address Change [ ] Phone/Fax Update [ ] Other [ ] Merger [ ] Acquisition [ ] Company Name change Updates will be made exactly as they appear on this form. Attach additional sheet if necessary. Company Contacts Name Title Contact Information __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Mergers & Acquisitions and/or Old Company Name & New Company Name Past Contact (lower case) PRESENT COMPANY (UPPER CASE) Old Company (lower case) NEW COMPANY NAME (UPPER CASE) ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ___________________________________________ National Association of Division Order Analysts PO Box 1656 Palm Harbor, FL 34682 www.nadoa.org Lower Case—Past Contact UPPER CASE—CURRENT CONTACT 1400 Corporation AMERICAN EXPLORATION COMPANY 3 TEC Energy Corp PLAINS E & P CO. 3300 Corporation AMERICAN EXPLORATION COMPANY 3 TECH Energy Corp PXP GULF COAST, INC. 44 Canyon, LLC CHEVRON MIDCONTINENT, LP 4700 Corp AMERICAN EXPLORATION COMPANY 500 Corporation 1987 AMERICAN EXPLORATION COMPANY 820 Management Trust 820 MT O&G TX (WY)(LA)(MULTI-STATE) A & J Oil Co. NELSON R THOMAS A & K Petroleum 1957 KERR-MCGEE CORP A & K Petroleum 1957 DEVON ENERGY A.E. Acquistion Corp. see Dominion Exploration & Production AA Development Corp. 1984 AA ENERGY CORP (AMR ENERGY Abaca Oil Co. 1963* see Dominion Exploration & Production Abbeville Operating Corp. D.C. BINTLIFF ABCO Energy Corp. 1983 TEJAS OIL & GAS CO ABEL & BANCROFT Aberdeen Petroleum 1975 DEVON ENERGY Aberdeen Petroleum Corp. 1976 DEVON ENERGY Abney Oil Co. 1980 P. & O. FALCO, INC ABARTA Oil & Gas Co TALISMAN ENERGY USA INC ABTEC Chemical Company 1980 TOTAL E&P USA INC Acadia Petroleum Corp. FOUNTAIN OIL & GAS, INC. Access Energy Corp YAHKEE GAS CO. Acrol Oil Co. 1966 JAMES DONOGHUE Ada Oil Corporation 1983* TOTAL E&P USA INC ADA Resources 1979 ADAMS RESOURCES & ENERGY, INC. ADAMS RESOURCES & ENERGY, INC. Adams Resources Exploration Corp. ADAMS RESOURCES & ENERGY, INC. Addington Brothers Mining Co. 1976 ASHLAND OIL INC. Adena Exploration Inc. WASHITA PRODUCTION CO. Adobe Gas Cos. APACHE CORP Adobe Gas Pipeline APACHE CORP Adobe Oil & Gas Corp. 1985 DEVON ENERGY Adobe Oil Co. 1977 DEVON ENERGY Adobe Resources Corp. DEVON ENERGY Adobe Royalty, Inc. DEVON ENERGY ADVANTAGE OIL & GAS, LTD. AEC (Alberta Energy Co., Ltd) ENCANA CORP. AEC Gas Company see Dominion Exploration & Production AEC Gathering Services (USA), Inc. ENCANA GATHERING SERVICES (USA) 6 Lower Case—Past Contact UPPER CASE—CURRENT CONTACT AEC Gulf of Mexico, Inc. ENCANA GULF OF MEXICO, INC. AEC International (USA) Inc. ENCANA INTERNATIONAL (USA) INC. AEC Marketing (USA) Inc. ENCANA MARKETING (USA) INC. AEC Oil & Gas (USA) Inc. ENCANA OIL & GAS (USA) INC. AEC Oil & Gas Co. Partnership ENCANA OIL & GAS PARTNERSHIP AEC Oil & Gas Co., Ltd. ENCANA OIL & GAS CO. LTD AEC Pipelines (USA) Inc. ENCANA PIPELINES (USA) INC AEC Pipelines, Ltd ENCANA PIPELINES, LTD AEC Storage & Hub Services, Inc. ENCANA GAS STORAGE INC. AEC West Ltd. ENCANA WEST LTD AERA ENERGY, LLC Aetna Oil Co. 1950 STATOIL ENERGY INC Agate Petroleum Inc. ST. MARY LAND & EXLORATION CO. AGM Incorporated MAXUS EXPLORATION AGS INVESTMENTS LLC managed by AVIVA AGS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP managed by AVIVA Aikman Brothers, TX Partnership Aikman Brothers, LLC Aikman Petroleum, Inc 1983 * ENERTEC CORP. Air Pilot Oil HESS COMPANIES AJA Resources ADAMS RESOURCES & ENERGY Alamco, Inc. CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORP. Alameda Energy, Inc. SLAWSON EXPLORATION COMPANY, Alamo Oil & Gas, Ltd. GLOBAL NATURAL RESOURCES CORP. Alamo Petroleum FARMLAND INDUSTRIES, INC. Alamo Petroleum Co. ANADARKO E&P COMPANY, LP Alaska Interstate Co. 1982 UNIMAR CORP. Alberta Energy Co., Ltd. (AEC, Ltd.) ENCANA CORP. Alco Oil & Gas 1969 ANADARKO E&P COMPANY, LP Alcorn Oil Co 1929 CONOCOPHILLIPS Alder Oil Co. 1946 NEWMONT OIL CO. Alene Oil Co. 1989 TENKAY RESOURCES, INC. Alexander Energy Corp. SANDRIDGE ENERGY, INC. Allegheny Land & Mineral 1983 ALAMCO INC. Allegro Petroleum, Inc. NORTHSTAR RESOURCES, INC. Allen Oil Co. ANADARKO E&P COMPANY, LP ALLIANCE PETROLEUM CORP. Allied Ashland STATOIL ENERGY INC Allied Chemical CONOCOPHILLIPS Allied Chemical Corp CONOCOPHILLIPS Allied Oil Co. ASHLAND OIL INC. Allied Oil Co. 1948 ASHLAND OIL & REFINING CO. 7 Lower Case—Past Contact UPPER CASE—CURRENT CONTACT Alma Oil Co. 1915 Shell Oil Co. Alminex LTD CANADIAN SUPERIOR Alpar Resources PLAINS EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION Alpar Resources Inc. 1981 ANADARKO E&P COMPANY, LP Alta Energy Corp. DEVON ENERGY CORP. Alta Natural Resources, LLC SILVER CREEK RESOURCES, LLC Altair Oil & Gas Co. 1964 PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES USA, Altura Energy OCCIDENTAL PERMIAN, LP Amalgamated Bonanza Petro 1979 CHEVRON CORP Amarex, Inc. CALPINE NATURAL GAS, LP Amarex, Inc. 1985 TGX CORP. (Templeton Energy) Amarillo Minerals, Inc. 1970 PIONEER NUCLEAR, INC. Amarillo Oil Co. PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES USA, Amarillo Oil Co. 1986 PIONEER NATURAL RESOURCES USA, Amax Oil & Gas, Inc. ANADARKO E & P CO. Amax Petroleum Corp. ANADARKO E & P CO. Ambassador Oil Corp. 1965 ANADARKO PETROLEUM CORPORA- AMBRIT ENERGY CORP. Amcan Oil Corp 1970 CONOCOPHILLIPS Amcan Oil Corp. 1952 LARIO OIL & GAS CO. Amcog Acquisition Corp. see Dominion Exploration & Production Amdel Inc. 1977 TOTAL E&P USA INC Amerac Energy Corp. UNIT CORP. Amerada Hess Corp. HESS CORPORATION Amerada Petroleum Corp. 1969 HESS CORPORATION American Agricultural Chemical CONOCOPHILLIPS American Cometra Inc. RANGE RESOURCES INC. American Corporate Resources, Inc. CONOCOPHILLIPS AMERICAN ENERGY EXPLORATION American Exploration Acquisition Co. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Exploration Acquisition - VI Corp. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Exploration Co. (Houston) see Dominion Exploration & Production American Exploration Gas Systems Corp. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Exploration Operating Co. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Exploration Production Co. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Independent Oil Co. 1970 CONOCOPHILLIPS American Liberty Oil Co. TOTAL E&P USA INC American Liberty Oil Co. 1957 TOTAL E&P USA INC American Maracaibo FELMONT OIL CORP. American Maracaibo Co. 1958 FELMONT OIL CORP. American Metal Co. (LTD) ANADARKO E & P CO. 8 Lower Case—Past Contact UPPER CASE—CURRENT CONTACT American Monertra, Inc. AVENEG, INC American National Petroleum Company PATRICK PETROLEUM CO. American Nat'l Gas Production SANDRIDGE ENERGY, INC. American Natural Energy Corp. SANDRIDGE ENERGY, INC. American Natural Gas Production Co. EL PASO E&P COMPANY, LP American Net Profits Partnership - VII Ltd. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Oil Co 1961 BP AMERICA American Oil Co. of Texas 1952 EXXON MOBIL CORP. American Pacific International 1979 PETRO LEWIS CORP. American Pacific, Int'l (API) HESS CORPORATION American Petrofina Co. of Texas 1985 TOTAL E&P USA INC American Petrofina Expl. Co. 1994 TOTAL E&P USA INC American Petrofina Foundation 1990 TOTAL E&P USA INC American Petrofina Marketing Inc. 1985 TOTAL E&P USA INC American Petrofina Pipeline Company ALON USA LP American Petrofina, Inc. 1991 TOTAL E&P USA INC American Petroleum HESS CORPORATION American Producing Properties Co. see Dominion Exploration & Production American Production Partnership LTD II, etc see Dominion Exploration & Production American
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