Petrohawk delays royalty checks to May 25th

Please note:  The below notice in red has been posted on PDS Energy's webpage, which is the go-to for Petrohawk's "Owner Relations Online System" that is used by HK & KCS (and which the Australian conglomerate BHP Billiton controls vis-a-vis being their parent company).

"Due to delays caused by the implementation of the Oracle software this month, Petrohawk does not expect to issue the monthly royalty checks until the latter part of the week of May 21st.  At this point, we anticipate the checks to be mailed no later than May 25th."

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Permalink Reply by wilie on May 23, 2012 at 7:07

I have a few acres in a well that has been flowing since December and have yet to get a royalty check? Is that standard operating procedures?

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