Mammoth Resource Partners
business in Kentucky, US
Mammoth Resource Partners, Inc, is a private company specializing in oil and natural gas exploration in the Appalachian Basin of the United States. It is majority owned by CEO and founder Roger L. Cory. Daniel R. Northcutt is the president and chief operating officer. Its litigation problems began almost immediately. These legal issues continued with various private settlements and included a federal trial, alleging various securities violations and fraud.
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Since inception, Mammoth Resource Partners has completed 73 wells for oil and natural gas. Of the last 40 consecutive drillings, Mammoth Resource Partners has struck producible hydrocarbons in all wells. While Mammoth explored for oil in its first years, today the company focuses almost exclusively on exploration of natural gas.
The company employs approximately 30 men and women at its headquarters and field services offices. Mammoth Resource Partners owns or controls the mineral rights to over 15,000 acres (61 km2) of Appalachian Basin property and is quickly becoming one of the region's top natural gas producers.
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