Oil & Gas Transaction Support: Acquisitions, Divestitures & Capital Events
A short conversation about the deal, the wells involved, and your timeline. Valor typically follows up with a proposal for how the work would flow.
- Since 2018Fort Worth & Midland, TX
- SOC-certifiedcontrols
- Inc. 50002021–2025
- BBB A+rating
Where Valor Fits in a Transaction
Depending on scope, Valor’s transaction work typically falls into three stages:
| Stage | What Valor can do |
|---|---|
| Before closing | A&D due diligence on title, leases, decimals, and suspended balances; bank-lender and capital-partner diligence support with financial-statement walkthroughs, JIB and revenue audits, and an overview of Valor’s SOC-certified controls |
| At closing | Closing-statement support: effective-date adjustments, suspended-balance allocation, JIB reconciliation before closing, and post-closing true-ups |
| After closing | Operator-of-record filings with the RRC, OCC, OCD, and BLM; owner notification and division-order updates; suspense management during the handover; and integration of the acquired wells into the buyer’s accounting system with an audit trail |
Taking Over Acquired Owners and Books
On an acquisition, Valor can take the seller’s division of interest, owner files, and suspense, reconcile them to the assignment, and re-paper owners under your name. When the books move onto Valor’s licensed system, Valor typically ties the converted balances back to the prior trial balance, cuts over at the start of a month, and typically runs the first close in parallel or under extra review. You typically approve disbursements and deck changes and keep every operational and capital decision.
What Valor Doesn’t Do
Valor never buys minerals, and it does not value assets, perform appraisals, structure deals, or make offers. Its transaction work typically covers the diligence, closing mechanics, transitions, and back-office integration around a deal, so it has no stake in the price.
After the Deal: Ongoing Back Office
Once the wells are integrated, Valor can run the ongoing back office: accounting and bookkeeping, JIB and revenue, owner relations and division orders, land administration, and regulatory compliance, along with records maintenance and lease operating statements.
Working on an acquisition or divestiture?
Tell us about the deal, the wells, and your closing date, and we can talk through where Valor can help.
Start the conversationGetting Started
Engagements typically start with a scoping call about the transaction, the wells involved, and your timeline. Valor then typically sends a proposal for how the work would run. Running a formal selection? Valor can answer your RFP. For the controls to expect from any provider during a handover, see the risks, controls, and transition guide.
Talk to Valor About a Transaction
Tell us about the deal, the wells involved, and your closing date. A member of Valor's operator services team typically follows up to discuss your needs.
Transaction Support FAQ
Valor's transactional services can support operators through acquisitions, divestitures, and capital events: due diligence on title, leases, decimals, and suspense; closing-statement support; lender diligence; operator-of-record transitions; and post-close integration. Valor does not value assets, structure deals, or make offers.
Valor's acquisition and divestiture diligence typically covers title, lease, decimal, and suspended-balance review, with closing-statement support for effective-date adjustments and post-closing true-ups.
Valor can support closing statements with effective-date adjustments, suspended-balance allocation, JIB reconciliation before closing, and post-closing true-ups.
Valor can support bank-lender and capital-partner diligence with financial-statement walkthroughs, JIB and revenue audits, and an overview of its SOC-certified controls.
Valor can handle RRC, OCC, OCD, and BLM operator-of-record filings, owner notification, division-order updates, and suspense management during a transition, then integrate the acquired wells into the buyer's accounting system with an audit trail.
Valor does not perform appraisals, value assets, structure deals, or make offers, and it never buys minerals. Its transaction work typically covers diligence, closing mechanics, transitions, and back-office integration.
Valor typically prices operator services from a standard price sheet: a baseline tiered by number of wells, plus variable charges for other types of work. Software on Valor's licenses is typically billed through separately.
Valor can answer an RFP for transaction support and the ongoing back office, so you can compare providers against the same scope and questions before you commit.
Key Takeaways
- A&D due diligence: Valor can review title, leases, decimals, and suspended balances before closing.
- Closing-statement support: Valor can support effective-date adjustments, suspended-balance allocation, JIB reconciliation before closing, and post-closing true-ups.
- Capital events: Valor can support bank-lender and capital-partner diligence with financial-statement walkthroughs, JIB and revenue audits, and an overview of SOC-certified controls.
- Operator-of-record transitions: Valor can handle RRC, OCC, OCD, and BLM filings, owner notification, division-order updates, and suspense management during the handover.
- No valuations or offers: Valor never buys minerals and does not value assets, structure deals, or make offers.
- Get started: Contact Valor for transaction support.
Page last reviewed: September 2026. Content is reviewed periodically and updated for accuracy.