As high quality mineral inventory becomes scarcer, buyers must move faster with data-driven valuation and a stronger view of future inventory before making an offer.
Inventory Overview: How much tier 1 inventory is left in the lower 48?
April 28th, 2026 at 12:30pm CT
Andrew McConn will explore how Tier One mineral inventory is evolving across the Lower 48, where it is tightening, where meaningful running room remains, and what it means for valuations and M&A. Backed by Enverus subsurface data and activity trends, this session gives mineral buyers a practical framework to assess risk, account for development pace and price scenarios, and position capital for what comes next.
Protect Mineral Revenue Across Your Portfolio
As high quality mineral inventory becomes scarcer, protecting existing assets matters more than ever. Many owners continue to lose revenue due to payment errors, outdated ownership records, incomplete division orders, and disconnected land and revenue data.
Staying in pay and maintaining clean, accurate records ensures portfolios retain their full value as markets tighten and activity shifts.
Audit and reconcile royalty payments to uncover missed or incorrect revenue
View ownership and revenue across the full portfolio
Centralize documents, reporting, and historical records in one place
Buying minerals today is about access to the right opportunities and the ability to evaluate them clearly. Many of the best opportunities never reach public listings, and buyers need a way to review off-market deals alongside brokered opportunities with the right context and information.
This approach gives buyers visibility into quality opportunities, supports existing broker relationships, and provides the data needed to evaluate deals clearly and move forward with confidence.
Engage directly with active mineral buyers and sellers
Evaluate opportunities without the pressure and distraction of public auctions
Underwrite Faster and See the Future Upside Others Miss
Mineral buyers are moving into areas where remaining value is harder to see and quantify. Winning bids increasingly depend on understanding not just what is producing today, but what can be developed next and how that future activity impacts value, timing, and risk.
By bringing screening, valuation, and future inventory analysis into a single workflow, buyers can evaluate more opportunities without rebuilding models or adding headcount.
Model future development across undeveloped acreage
Forecast production, revenue timing, and cash flow
Compare opportunities based on long term potential, not just current production