Wyoming Mineral Portfolio
Strategic Wyoming Presence
AIO Oil holds mineral positions across approximately 14,000 acres in twelve Wyoming counties, providing geographic and geological diversification across Wyoming's principal oil-producing basins.
The portfolio includes positions in the Big Horn Basin, Powder River Basin, Wind River Basin, Denver-Julesburg Basin, Greater Green River Basin, and other Wyoming oil-producing regions.
This diversified footprint provides long-term development opportunities while reducing concentration risk across multiple geological settings and target formations.
Portfolio Distribution by County
AIO Oil maintains mineral positions across twelve Wyoming counties, providing exposure to multiple petroleum basins and long-term development opportunities throughout the state.
| County | Approximate Acreage | Primary Basin | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laramie | ~3,200 Acres | Denver-Julesburg Basin | Future Development |
| Natrona | ~2,600 Acres | Wind River / Powder River | Future Development |
| Campbell | ~1,520 Acres | Powder River Basin | Future Development |
| Fremont | ~1,120 Acres | Wind River Basin | Future Development |
| Carbon | ~960 Acres | Greater Green River Basin | Future Development |
| Big Horn | ~827 Acres | Big Horn Basin | ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT |
| Niobrara | 640 Acres | Denver-Julesburg Basin | Future Development |
| Sweetwater | 640 Acres | Greater Green River Basin | Future Development |
| Hot Springs | 560 Acres | Big Horn Basin | Future Development |
| Converse | ~480 Acres | Powder River Basin | Future Development |
| Crook | 320 Acres | Powder River Basin | Future Development |
| Goshen | 120 Acres | Denver-Julesburg Basin | Future Development |
| Lincoln | 80 Acres | Greater Green River Basin | Future Development |
| Additional New Parcels | ~1,600 Acres | Multiple Basins | Recent Acquisition |
| TOTAL | 14,000+ Acres | Multiple Wyoming Basins | Phased Development |
Diversified Basin Exposure
The portfolio spans Wyoming's principal oil-producing basins, providing diversification across multiple geological settings and target formations.
Big Horn Basin
Conventional Tensleep Sandstone and Phosphoria targets located in Big Horn and Hot Springs counties. Active development is currently focused on the Big Horn County position.
Powder River Basin
Multiple stacked targets including conventional and unconventional formations across Campbell, Converse, Crook, and Natrona counties.
Wind River Basin
Conventional and unconventional development opportunities located primarily in Fremont and Natrona counties.
Denver–Julesburg Basin
Multiple stacked plays across Laramie, Goshen, and Niobrara counties, providing long-term development potential.
Greater Green River Basin
Conventional and tight oil targets in Sweetwater, Lincoln, and Carbon counties supporting future development opportunities.
Phased Wyoming Development Roadmap
AIO Oil follows a disciplined development strategy designed to maximize technical understanding, capital efficiency, and long-term portfolio value across Wyoming.
Active Development
Big Horn County position serves as the company's first active development project and operational foundation.
Portfolio Evaluation
Additional Wyoming positions are reviewed based on geology, production history, and development readiness.
Technical Assessment
Detailed engineering and geological analysis guides future development prioritization.
Future Expansion
Disciplined capital deployment supports expansion across the broader Wyoming mineral portfolio.
Explore Wyoming's Development Potential
Learn more about AIO Oil's Wyoming mineral portfolio, basin exposure, and long-term development strategy.