Matador Resources Co  

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9.53
-0.07 (-0.73%)
May 21 - Close
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Range 9.53 - 9.70
52 week 7.57 - 11.53
Open 9.64
Vol / Avg. 71,312.00/288,388.00
Mkt cap 532.18M
P/E     -
Div/yield     -
EPS -1.45
Shares 55.84M
Beta     -
Inst. own 43%
Jun 6, 2013
Matador Resources Company Annual Shareholder Meeting - 10:30AM EDT - Add to calendar
May 9, 2013
Q1 2013 Matador Resources Company Earnings Conference Call - Webcast
Apr 16, 2013
Matador Resources Company at IPAA OGIS New York Conference
Mar 19, 2013
Matador Resources Company at Howard Weil Energy Conference
Mar 14, 2013
Q4 2012 Matador Resources Company Earnings Conference Call - Webcast
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Key stats and ratios

Q1 (Mar '13) 2012
Net profit margin -28.25% -20.14%
Operating margin -25.97% -20.24%
EBITD margin - 66.91%
Return on average assets -9.70% -6.21%
Return on average equity -16.74% -18.72%
Employees 50 -
Carbon Disclosure Rating - -

Address

One Lincoln Centre, Suite 1500 5400 LBJ Freeway
DALLAS, TX 75240
United States - Map
+1-972-3715200 (Phone)
+1-972-3715201 (Fax)

Website links

External links

Analyst Estimates - MarketWatch
SEC Filings - EDGAR Online
Major Holders - MSN Money

Description

Matador Resources Company is an energy company engaged in the exploration, development, production and acquisition of oil and natural gas resources in the United States, with a particular focus on oil and natural gas shale plays and other unconventional resource plays. Its operations are located primarily in the Eagle Ford shale play in south Texas and the Haynesville shale play in northwest Louisiana and east Texas. As of August 2011, its principal areas of interest consist of the Eagle Ford shale play in south Texas, the Haynesville shale play, including the Middle Bossier shale play, as well as the Cotton Valley and Hosston (Travis Peak) plays in northwest Louisiana and east Texas, the Meade Peak shale play in southwest Wyoming and the adjacent areas of Utah and Idaho and southeast New Mexico and west Texas, including the Delaware and Midland Basins. In April 2013, it announced the acquisition of approximately 9,617 gross and 7,446 net acres in Lea and Eddy Counties, New Mexico.

Officers and directors

Joseph Wm. Foran Chairman of the Board, President, Chief Executive Officer, Secretary
Age: 59
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
David E. Lancaster Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President
Age: 55
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
Matthew V. Hairford Executive Vice President - Operations
Age: 51
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
Scott E. King Vice President - Geophysics and New Ventures
Age: 53
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
Bradley M. Robinson Vice President - Reservoir Engineering
Age: 57
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
David F. Nicklin Executive Director - Exploration
Age: 63
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
David M. Laney Lead Independent Director
Age: 63
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
Carlos M. Sepulveda Jr. Director
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
Stephen A. Holditch Ph.D. Independent Director
Age: 65
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters
Gregory E. Mitchell Independent Director
Age: 60
Bio & Compensation  - Reuters