Top Oil & Gas Operators in Jim Wells County, TX

Quick answer: Valor's Jim Wells County, Texas rankings show the 20 operators producing the most oil and gas here — Sueann Operating Lc leads — from Texas Railroad Commission filings over the last six months. If you own minerals in Jim Wells County, these operators are your likely check-writers. Valor verifies the operator on your tract, audits every royalty check, and recovers suspended funds. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.

The top 20 oil and gas operators in Jim Wells County, Texas, ranked by monthly oil production. Combined output: 1,366,198 BBL oil and 2,830,542 Mcf gas across 139 reporting wells/leases.

Operators Ranked
20
Total Oil (BBL)
1,366,198
Total Gas (Mcf)
2,830,542
Wells/Leases
139

Top Operators in Jim Wells County

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RankOperatorOil (BBL)Gas (Mcf)Wells
1 Sueann Operating Lc 1,330,719 2,599,153 60
2 Cimarron Engineering 11,728 10,797 4
3 Eog Resources 7,340 6,724 1
4 Logas Energy 6,913 10,651 4
5 Urban Oil & Gas Group 3,002 147,956 22
6 Kebo Oil & Gas 1,582 31,953 2
7 Paloma Operating 1,193 7,592 3
8 Sun Explorationproduction Company 937 1,856 6
9 Remora Operating 849 5,813 18
10 Guinn Operating Company 798 0 2
11 Ltd Explorations 387 0 2
12 Marwell Petroleum Ltd Partnrship 278 892 2
13 Bridwell Oil Company 191 110 2
14 Garza Sergio R 184 0 1
15 Anderson Oil 70 0 1
16 Everest Resource Company 18 2,482 1
17 Poco 9 0 1
18 New Horizon Investments 0 2 1
19 Paladin Petroleum 0 2,411 4
20 D&M Operating 0 2,150 2

Frequently Asked Questions — Jim Wells County Minerals

Who operates oil and gas minerals in Jim Wells County, Texas?

The largest oil and gas operators in Jim Wells County by reported production are Sueann Operating Lc, Cimarron Engineering, and Eog Resources. In total, 20 operators reported 1,366,198 BBL of oil and 2,830,542 Mcf of gas across 139 wells and leases over the last six months. If you own minerals in Jim Wells County, these operators are your likely check-writers — Valor tracks production and royalties by tract so you know who owes you.

How do I find out who operates my minerals in Jim Wells County?

Start with the operator rankings on this page, then confirm the exact well and operator on your tract through the Jim Wells County records and your division orders. Valor's mineral management verifies which operators cover your Jim Wells County tracts and reconciles every royalty check to the right well.

Is there active oil and gas drilling in Jim Wells County, Texas?

Yes — 20 operators reported active production in Jim Wells County over the last six months, led by Sueann Operating Lc. Activity shifts as operators drill, complete, and sell interests; Valor monitors production and permits so Jim Wells County owners can see changes near their tracts.

How do mineral owners in Jim Wells County get paid?

Operators pay Jim Wells County mineral owners a royalty on production, based on a decimal interest set out on a division order. Missed or suspended checks are common after a move, a death, or a title gap. Valor audits Jim Wells County royalty statements, recovers suspended funds, and manages the interest so owners are paid correctly.

Own minerals in Jim Wells County?

Valor manages minerals for owners — confirming which of the operators above cover your tracts, auditing every royalty check, recovering suspended and unclaimed funds, and giving you one clear, tax-ready view of what you own in Jim Wells County. Valor manages minerals; it never buys them.

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Page last reviewed: February 2026. Rankings are refreshed monthly from Texas Railroad Commission filings.