Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc. has provided its 2018 production, capital and operating expense guidance for the full-year 2018. The company expects its full-year 2018 average net sales volumes to be 87.0-93.0 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (MBoe/d) with 42.5-45.5 thousand barrels per day (MBbl/d) of crude oil, which at the midpoint represents 76% total equivalent growth and 83% crude oil growth over the midpoint of the 2017 guidance ranges provided in December 2016; Drilling and completion capital expenditures for 2018 are expected to range from $770 to $840 million and land and other capital expenditures are expected to range from $120 to $150 million; and Extraction expects to drill 170-175 gross wells (77% working interest), complete 185-190 gross wells (82% working interest) and turn to sales 170-175 gross wells (76% working interest) during 2018. Extraction estimates its full-year 2018 average net sales volumes to be 87.0-93.0 MBoe/d with 42.5-45.5 MBbl/d of crude oil. At the midpoint, this represents 76% total equivalent volume and 83% crude oil growth over the midpoint of the Company’s 2017 guidance issued in December 2016. For the full-year 2018, Extraction’s drilling and completion capital expenditures are expected to range from $770 to $840 million to drill between 170 and 175 gross wells with an average lateral length of 1.8 miles and an average working interest of 77%, complete between 185 and 190 gross wells with an average lateral length of 1.6 miles and an average working interest of 82%, and turn to sales between 170 and 175 gross wells with an average lateral length of 1.7 miles and an average working interest of 76%. Additionally, the company expects its land and other non-drilling and completion capital expenditures to range between $120 and $150 million and, if successful, expects to fund these amounts, in whole or in part, with the proceeds from its ongoing non-strategic asset sale process. Extraction is also currently negotiating third party financing for infrastructure related to its Broomfield and Hawkeye areas and has not included capital expenditures associated with these projects in the above guidance. This may include joint ventures or preferred equity financings at a subsidiary level that will be non-recourse to Extraction. The company expects to realize additional capital efficiencies driven by the development of the high-quality acreage in the city of Greeley along with drilling a higher mix of long laterals across the development program. With a drilling and completion capital program that is modestly smaller than the current 2017 program, expects to grow the production over 75% year-over-year compared to the 2017 guidance it released in December 2016. As the production and cash flow continues to grow, assuming $50.00 WTI crude oil and $3.00 Henry Hub natural gas prices, it expects capital program to be funded within the cash flow from operations sometime in the second half of 2018.