What We Do

We’ve evaluated every major basin in the United States and invested in many of them.

Asset Evaluation

If you overestimate the market value of assets, the associated debt will damage your Balance Sheet.

The Oculus Team has been evaluating the market value of oil and gas wells since 1981 and we can help you determine an accurate market value of an asset by drawing on our decades of specialized expertise in petroleum engineering and business.

Our engineering expertise covers vertical wells, horizontal wells, tight sands, coalbeds, shales, pressure maintenance, reservoir simulation and all types of enhanced oil recovery.

Our business expertise covers financial models, oil prices, gas prices and fiat currency value decline.

A diagram illustrating various types of oil and gas extraction methods underground, including conventional and unconventional wells, coalbed methane, oil and gas-rich shale, and hydraulic fracturing.
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Next Transaction

If your next transaction adds too much debt, it will damage your Balance Sheet and you run the risks of:

  • paying too much interest

  • replacing management

  • going out of business

To help you avoid too much debt, Oculus will reveal to your team how the best oil companies grow using what we call The Best Growth Model which prohibits excessive debt. Note the dramatic growth achieved by Public Company A when it switched tactics.

Oculus will also recommend Your Next Transaction using this model.

Line graph showing company growth over time from 1995 to 2025. Text at the top reads 'Public Company A' and 'Employs The Best Growth Model'. The graph has two y-axes: left labeled 'Company Production, Kboed' with values from 0 to 800, and right labeled similarly. The black dashed line from 1995 to 2010 shows steady growth around 100 to 200 units. The blue solid line from 2010 to 2025 shows rapid growth, with an annotation 'Here' pointing to around 2015.
Line graph showing company growth over time from 1995 to 2025. Text at the top reads 'Public Company A' and 'Employs The Best Growth Model'. The graph has two y-axes: left labeled 'Company Production, Kboed' with values from 0 to 800, and right labeled similarly. The black dashed line from 1995 to 2010 shows steady growth around 100 to 200 units. The blue solid line from 2010 to 2025 shows rapid growth, with an annotation 'Here' pointing to around 2015.
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