Producer
Coterra Energy
Mid-major E&P formed from 2021 merger of Cabot Oil & Gas and Cimarex Energy. Produces ~2 Bcf/d natural gas from Marcellus/Utica and Permian Basin. Revenue ~$5.3B (2024). ~85% of production is natural gas. Restarting Marcellus drilling 2025 as prices recover.
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Natural Gas (Marcellus/Appalachia)
55%Oil & Gas (Permian Basin)
35%Midcontinent Gas
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Origin2023
Coterra Energy was formed in October 2021 by the all-stock merger of Cabot Oil & Gas (Houston; Marcellus natural gas specialist) and Cimarex Energy (Denver; Permian and Anadarko oil producer). The merger thesis was diversification: Cabot was essentially 100% natural gas in the Marcellus -- highly profitable at high prices but highly volatile with gas markets. Cimarex was oil-weighted with Permian exposure. The combined company, named Coterra (an anagram of Caret with Latin etymology suggesting 'earth'), has ~85% gas production and ~15% oil, providing partial commodity diversification. The Marcellus-Permian combination is also geographic diversification: the Marcellus serves Northeast US markets (New York, New England) while the Permian feeds Gulf Coast refineries and petrochemical plants -- two very different end market dynamics from a single company's production base.
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