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WPX Energy

WPX Energy is a domestic energy producer operating in the western United States. The company has reported double-digit oil volume growth for three consecutive...

WPX Energy

WPX Energy is a domestic energy producer operating in the western United States. The company has reported double-digit oil volume growth for three consecutive years. WPX operates over 5,000 natural gas wells and has executed more than $4 billion in acquisitions and divestitures.

General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Year founded

2011

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Tulsa

Corporate office

Tulsa, OK, United States

Principals

Rick Muncrief

President and CEO

Clay Gaspar

Chief Operating Officer

Sector focus

EnergyOil & GasNatural Gas

Frequently asked questions

Who ran investment decisions at WPX Energy?

Rick Muncrief served as President and CEO from 2014 until the company's acquisition in 2021. Operational decisions were overseen by Clay Gaspar (COO) and a management team focused on capital allocation across drilling programs in the Permian and Williston basins (per public record).

What basins did WPX Energy operate in?

WPX Energy's primary operating regions were the Delaware Basin in West Texas (Permian) and the Bakken Shale in North Dakota (Williston Basin). The company also held legacy positions in the San Juan Basin before divesting those assets in 2020 (per SEC filings).

Was WPX Energy a family office?

No. WPX Energy was a publicly traded exploration and production company (NYSE: WPX) — a conventional corporate entity, not a family office. It was acquired by Devon Energy in a 2021 all-stock merger (per public record).

What happened to WPX Energy post-merger?

WPX Energy ceased to exist as an independent entity after the merger with Devon Energy closed in January 2021. Shareholders received 0.1618 shares of Devon common stock for each WPX share (per SEC and public disclosures).

What investment stages did WPX Energy target?

WPX Energy focused on the development stage of oil and gas production — drilling wells, completing them, and optimizing cash flow. It did not engage in venture-stage energy investments or early-stage exploration outside its core basins (per public record).

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