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Historical Net Royalty Revenue
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Check Details • all loaded rows
Wells
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Wells sheet
Active / Permitted Not in Pay
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Cross-reference against Check Details
Current Net Acres
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Original NMA less percent sold
Remaining In-Pay Cash Flow
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Undiscounted owner-net forecast
In-Pay Cash Flow PV10
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Remaining cash flows only
In-Pay Cash Flow PV20
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Remaining cash flows only
Current Gross Acres
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Years: —
Historical Net Royalty Revenue by Year
Historical Net Royalty Revenue by Product
Historical Net Royalty Revenue by Operator
Portfolio History + Remaining In-Pay Cash Flow
Workbook Tables
One workbook powers management, pay-status analysis, and In-Pay Cash Flow forecasting.
Rows: 0Net: $0
Revenue by State → County → Property → Well
Revenue by Operator and Year
Revenue by Product and Year
Active — Not in Pay
Grouped operator outreach
Permitted — Not in Pay
All Wells — Not in Pay
Unleased Tracts — Lease Marketing
Independent acreage inventory; choose any prospective drilling company when drafting
Gross Royalty — Deductions Detected
Post-production deduction audit; taxes shown separately for lease review
Acreage by Production and Lease Status
Return on Investment
Property- and tract-level capital tracking • revenue counted from the current owner’s vesting date • bonuses, sale proceeds, and retained In-Pay Cash Flow value shown separately
Total Investment
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Acquisition cost by property / tract
Historical Net Royalty Revenue
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Since current-owner vesting date
Lease + Modification Bonuses
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Cash received outside royalty revenue
Net Sale Proceeds
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Cash received from tract dispositions
Realized Cash Returned
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Revenue + bonuses + sale proceeds
Realized ROI
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Realized profit ÷ investment
Remaining In-Pay PV10
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Allocated remaining modeled value
Projected ROI
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Cash returned + in-pay PV10
Investment and Return Components
Projected ROI by Property / Tract
Property and Tract ROI Schedule
Revenue and In-Pay Cash Flow are matched by Property ID or API and allocated by original net acres. Historical checks are preserved; future In-Pay Cash Flow and current NMA are scaled by the retained percentage.
In-Pay Cash Flow Forecast
Base case — producing interests currently represented in payment history. Select a well to inspect the calculation or edit its curve.
How MineraLink calculates the in-pay base case
MineraLink starts with realized owner-net revenue from Check Details, using Production Month whenever available and Check Date only as a fallback.
- Only producing interests represented in loaded payment history enter this forecast. A well explicitly marked Not in Pay or Suspense is excluded.
- Actual revenue is grouped by well and by gas, oil, and NGL.
- The starting revenue level is anchored to the well’s actual history from first production through the latest reported month.
- Default product-specific decline shapes transition from hyperbolic to exponential decline. With limited history, those defaults carry more of the forecast.
- The forecast begins after the latest actual month, applies the selected price deck, and ends at the economic limit or maximum forecast term.
- Dragging a Gas, Oil, or NGL forecast point creates a smooth whole-curve adjustment without altering historical revenue.
Why the revenue curve can differ from an engineering curve: Engineering forecasts generally estimate physical production. MineraLink focuses on realized owner cash after deductions and taxes. This cash-flow view complements reserve engineering rather than replacing it.
Classification: “In Pay” describes confirmed payment history. It is not, by itself, an SEC reserve classification or an independent engineer’s PDP determination.
In-Pay Producing Interests
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Current interests with payment history
Historical In-Pay Revenue
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Included forecast wells only
Remaining In-Pay Cash Flow
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Undiscounted forecast
Portfolio PV10
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Realized deck: —
In-Pay Interests and Multi-PV Summary
Each interest is labeled by calculation method. Select View / Edit for the actual history, assumptions, baseline, and manual controls.
Portfolio Owner Net vs Time
In-Pay Cash Flow by Forecast Year
Additional Value Forecast
Separates producing interests not in pay, estimated suspended revenue, and supportable development value from the conservative in-pay base case.
How MineraLink separates additional value
The additional-value view keeps three economically different categories separate.
- Producing interests not in pay are operating wells that do not enter the conservative in-pay cash-flow forecast.
- Estimated suspended revenue is historical money potentially held by an operator. It is a one-time recovery estimate, not recurring revenue.
- Development inventory includes imported DUCs, permits, completion-stage wells and future locations supported by engineering schedules and visible assumptions.
- Estimated monthly not-in-pay revenue is shown as a run rate and is not added to present value unless a supported monthly forecast is imported.
- Development value is shown unrisked and risked. Only exact portfolio matches with complete inputs enter value.
Producing-not-in-pay and suspended revenue are not labeled Development. Development classifications are portfolio-management labels and are not automatically SEC reserve classifications.
Value scope: Total Modeled Mineral Inventory Value applies only to the modeled mineral and royalty inventory. It is not company, enterprise, or equity value.
1. Producing Interests Not in Pay and Suspense
Payment-recovery opportunities remain outside the in-pay base forecast. Suspended revenue is shown as a separate one-time estimate.
Producing Not in Pay
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Active or producing interests
Estimated Monthly Revenue
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User-supplied run rate only
Annualized Not-in-Pay Revenue
$0
Not included in present value
Estimated Suspended Revenue
$0
Potential one-time recovery
Payment-Recovery Schedule
Load a workbook to identify producing interests not in pay.
2. Development Forecast Source
The importer recognizes common engineering field names and retains every original source sheet for audit.
3. Development Valuation Assumptions
Blank inputs remain pending. MineraLink does not invent an investment committee’s price deck, discount rate, timing, or probabilities.
Source-of-truth separation: Engineering supplies locations, type curves, volumes, and schedules. The management workbook supplies ownership and leases. Private equity supplies prices, risk factors, and required return. MineraLink reconciles and audits the result.
Imported Development Locations
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No source
Matched Development
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Exact matches only
Unrisked Development PV
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Before development probabilities
Risked Development PV
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Lease × drill × completion × title
In-Pay Cash Flow PV10
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Conservative base forecast
Estimated Suspended Revenue
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Potential one-time recovery
Additional Identified Value
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Suspense + included risked development PV
Total Modeled Mineral Inventory Value
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In-pay PV10 + additional identified value
Location Reconciliation and Valuation
Only exact, non-ambiguous portfolio matches with complete assumptions enter value.
Import an engineering forecast to begin.
Development Conversion Schedule
No development schedule.
Import and Underwriting Exceptions
No import loaded.
Future Owner Cash Flow by Year
No forecast cash flow.