Permian Focus Leverage Layne Water Midstream's strong footprint in the Permian Basin to position water management solutions as a reliable, scalable option for oil and gas operators expanding production in this key region.

Strategic Partnerships Highlight ongoing investor relationships with Genesis Park and Post Oak Energy Capital as indicators of financial backing and credibility, suggesting cross-sell opportunities with portfolio companies and co-investment-led projects.

Full‑Cycle Expertise Emphasize the company’s end-to-end water infrastructure capabilities—from source water delivery to disposal, treatment, and recycling—to upsell integrated water management packages to operators seeking reduce vendor fragmentation.

Non‑Potable Resources Leverage GLO non-potable water rights and expanded agreements with Texas A&M International to explore long-term, rights-based water sourcing and reuse solutions for new drilling programs and expansion projects.

Growth via Infrastructure Position recent asset development and capacity expansions in Reeves and Culberson counties as a pathway to scalable capacity for growing production, offering turnkey buildout, operation, and maintenance of water infrastructure.