Rex Energy CFO Buys Another 10K Shares of Rex Stock
Rex Energy is a small but determined driller headquartered in State College, PA totally focused on the Marcellus and Utica Shale. We like to call Rex “the little energy company that can and does” when it comes to profitably tapping northeast shale. As we told you a few weeks ago, Rex is, like all drillers, facing some stiff challenges right now (see Rex Energy 1Q15: Production Up 61%, Revenue Down 33%, Gulf Coast Deal). Even though revenues are down for the company, Rex’s CFO Thomas Rajan still believes in the company. He just bought another 10,000 shares of stock himself for $5.45 per share ($54,500.00). That puts Rajan’s personal holdings of Rex stock at 190,000 shares, worth over $1 million. It’s good to see Rex’s upper management eating their own dog food…
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Thank God we get some comic relief every now and again by the bizarre antics of anti-drillers. Covering the miracle of wholesome, safe and good hydraulic fracturing and the many benefits to society of natural gas is rewarding, but what makes it fun is to point out the hypocrisy and stupid behavior of those who oppose it. On Wednesday a group of mostly old upstate NY hippies staged yet another protest and illegally blocked the entrance of the future underground propane storage facility near Watkins Glen, NY owned and operated by Crestwood Midstream. Getting arrested in front of the Seneca Lake facility to gain media attention is a regular occurrence (see
The third shale play in the northeast–or more accurate the Appalachian region–is often referred to as the Upper Devonian layer. An article in Ohio Gas & Oil Magazine calls it “the little brother to Utica & Marcellus.” An apt description. The article is full of interesting facts. Fact #1: the more accurate name is the Burket/Geneseo Shale. Fact #2: 85 horizontal shale wells have now been drilled in the Burket/Geneseo. Fact #3: Early indicators are that Burket/Geneseo wells are not nearly as productive as Utica and Marcellus wells, but since the layer is stacked over top of the other two, why not drill it too? Here’s a few more interesting pickings about the Utica/Marcellus’ little brother…