Desert Peak Minerals IPO: Here's why investors must not get confused

3 min read | January 13, 2022 09:10 PM AEDT | By Raza Naqvi
Highlights:
  • Last year in October, Desert Peak Minerals had announced its plans to go public and had set the price range of its shares between US$ 20 to US$ 23 apiece.
  • The Delaware-based Desert Peak Minerals owns mineral rights and royalties.
  • Desert Peak is set to enter a merger with a rival company. Read this article further to know more.

Potential investors in North American markets are searching for Desert Peak Minerals IPO plans as the company announced a merger with a company on Wednesday, January 12.

The Delaware-based Desert Peak Minerals owns mineral rights and royalties. It will merge with Falcon Minerals to go public, and the deal is worth around US$ 1.9 billion.

As stock market enthusiasts are looking for Desert Peak Minerals IPO plans, we will further explore the company and what potential investors must know about the proposed deal.

What investors must know about Desert Peak Minerals IPO

Falcon Minerals Corp. is a publicly-traded company and trades under the stock symbol FLMN on Nasdaq. It was formed through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in 2018.

The company has again agreed to a merger, and this time it will combine with Desert Peak Minerals in an all-stock transaction.

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Under the deal, Falcon will execute a 1-for-4 reverse stock split after the merger is closed. Blackstone, which owns a 40.6 per cent stake in Falcon, has agreed to vote in favour of the merger.

Last year in October, Desert Peak Minerals had announced its plans to go public and had set the price range of its shares between US$ 20 to US$ 23 apiece.

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However, in November, the company delayed its IPO plans. It is probably due to this reason that interested investors are looking up the Desert Peak Minerals IPO.

Bottom line

The merger will likely close by the second quarter of this year, and equity holders of Desert Peak will own around 73 per cent of the existing company. Meanwhile, existing shareholders of Falcon Minerals will own the remaining 27 per cent.

Currently, Falcon aims to issue 235 million Class C common stock shares, and the final number could change after the reverse stock split.

The combined entity could produce 13,500 to 14,500 barrels of oil equivalent per day until June 2022.

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