What is the total purchase price and how is the transaction being financed (cash, debt, stock, or a combination)?

The excerpt you’ve provided does not disclose the specific purchase price or the financing structure of Epsilon Energy’s acquisition of Peak Exploration and Production LLC and Peak BLM Lease LLC. The press release only confirms that definitive agreements have been signed and that the assets are being acquired from funds affiliated with Yorktown Energy Partners. To determine whether the deal is being funded with cash, debt, equity, or a hybrid of those components—and to learn the total consideration—investors will need to review the full SEC filing (e.g., the Form 8‑K or S‑4) or the complete press release, where Epsilon is required to disclose the terms of the transaction.

From a trading‑strategy perspective, the lack of disclosed pricing and financing details creates uncertainty that can lead to short‑term volatility. If the market later learns that the acquisition is being financed primarily with cash or high‑interest debt, earnings per share could be pressured, prompting a potential downside move. Conversely, a stock‑swap or modest cash component could be viewed more positively, especially if the acquired assets in the Powder River Basin are expected to boost long‑term production and cash flow. Until the details are confirmed, a prudent approach is to monitor Epsilon’s upcoming regulatory filings and any analyst commentary for clarity on deal economics, while keeping an eye on the stock’s price action and volume to gauge market sentiment.