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Corporate lineage

Mission Resources

Corporate lineage tracked across the oil & gas M&A history.

9
Recorded transactions
Independent
Current status
6
Predecessors on record

Lineage

The chain on record.

Each arrow is a recorded acquisition or merger. Open any company to trace its own chain.

Predecessors · acquired by Mission Resources

  1. Barago Energy CompanyMission Resources Corp.
  2. Bargo Energy CompanyMission Resources Corporation
  3. Bellwether Exploration Co. (Houston)Mission Resources Corp.
  4. Mission Exploration, Inc.Mission Resources, Inc.
  5. Mission Land Acquisition CompanyMission Resources, Inc.
  6. Mission Production CompanyMission Resources, Inc.

Mission Resources · acquired by

  1. Mission ResourcesMission Resources, Inc.
  2. Mission Resources Corp.Petrohawk Resources Corp.
  3. Mission Resources, Inc.Mission Resources, Corp.

Quick answers

About Mission Resources.

Is Mission Resources still active?
Mission Resources is the current entity in its corporate lineage as tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory. No successor has been recorded.
What companies did Mission Resources acquire?
Mission Resources acquired Barago Energy Company, Bargo Energy Company, Bellwether Exploration Co. (Houston) and other entities. Full list available in the lineage chain below.

From lineage to the paper

the successor is one answer. the deed is the other.

Now find where the paper is filed.

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