Scout divests Anadarko Basin assets in excess of $1 billion

DALLAS, May 1, 2026 – Scout Energy Partners has sold more than USD 1 billion in producing oil and gas assets in the Western Anadarko Basin to an undisclosed buyer, the company announced on Friday.

The package includes operated upstream and midstream assets producing approximately 7.1 mcm (250 mcf) equivalent per day of natural gas, NGLs and helium across approximately 12,140 square kilometres. It also includes three gas processing plants, more than 11,587 kilometres of gathering pipelines and approximately 400,000 hp of compression capacity.

Scout said the divestment is part of ongoing work to optimise its portfolio.

“We are happy to announce the successful conclusion of this divestiture. This is an important position that we built meticulously over a decade through multiple acquisitions, creating value through integration and operating improvements,” said Scout Energy Partners co-founder and managing director John Baschab.

Dallas-headquartered Scout Energy Partners is a private investment manager focused on acquiring, operating and improving upstream energy assets and midstream infrastructure in the US.

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