Moser Oil Finalizes Phase One Operations & Field Costs for Osage County Program
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 31, 2025
Cherokee Nation — Moser Oil, LLC
Moser Oil Finalizes Phase One Operations & Field Costs for Osage County Program
Firm Prepares to Open Partner Discussions November 1 Ahead of 2026 Drilling Expansion
Cherokee-owned Moser Oil, LLC announced today that all field operations and cost structures for Phase One of its flagship Osage County program have been finalized. The updated investor prospectus — “The Best Damn Drilling Prospectus in America” — now reflects complete operational budgets, logistics, and engineering verifications for the upcoming workover and production program.
Founder and Managing Partner Eric Moser confirmed the company has concluded a full cost analysis and field readiness review, noting that participation agreements are being finalized and that Moser Oil will begin partner discussions November 1.
“We’ve locked in every detail — from vendor pricing to access roads, lease operating expenses, and field readiness,” said Moser. “The prospectus now reflects real numbers from verified suppliers and active operations, not estimates. We’re ready to start formal partner discussions and move into the capital phase immediately.”
Phase One: Ready for Execution
Phase One encompasses a three-well workover program targeting proven production zones within the company’s recently secured high-producing Osage County lease. These wells have documented production histories reaching up to 150 barrels per day, providing immediate upside potential as Moser Oil initiates optimization and reactivation operations.
The updated prospectus confirms that all supporting infrastructure — including electrical access, road entry, tank batteries, and saltwater disposal — has been verified and budgeted, providing a clear operational pathway from funding to flow.
Investor Window Opens November 1
With the prospectus update now complete, Moser Oil will begin engaging directly with qualified private partners starting November 1, 2025. The firm anticipates full program funding by January 1, 2026, allowing investors to take advantage of 2025 Schedule K-1 deductions while positioning for early 2026 production revenue.
“We’ve built this to reward our partners quickly,” Moser added. “With Phase One locked and ready, we can shift focus to Phase Two — drilling three new wells in 2026 — and continue scaling one of the most exciting private oil ventures in the region.”
Phase Two: High-Impact Development Planned for 2026
Following completion of the Phase One workover program, Moser Oil intends to immediately commence Phase Two, a three-well development initiative targeting virgin formations within the same lease block. These wells are projected to deliver strong initial production rates and long-term stability based on offset data and historical field performance.
The Future is Bright at Moser Oil
With verified infrastructure, strong production history, and significant drilling potential still untapped across its acreage, Moser Oil remains positioned for exceptional growth in 2026 and beyond.
“We’ve landed an outstanding lease with real barrels behind it and room to expand,” said Moser. “Production is in our near future — and we’re just getting started.”
About Moser Oil, LLC
Moser Oil is a Cherokee-owned upstream investment and operations company specializing in private, high-yield joint venture programs across Oklahoma’s legacy producing fields. With a disciplined approach that integrates financial, geological, and operational data, Moser Oil’s mission is clear: deliver world-class returns to investors while honoring the legacy of American energy independence.
Media Contact:
Eric Moser
Founder & Managing Partner
🌐 www.MoserOil.com