What is a Net Mineral Acre (NMA)?
August 15, 2019
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Net mineral acres represent the true “net” acreage owned by a mineral owner out of the total gross acres in a given tract of land. NMA is calculated by multiplying the gross acreage by the owner’s undivided interest in the tract. If you own a 50% interest in the minerals under a 100-acre tract of land, you would own 50 net mineral acres (100GMA x 50% = 50NMA).
The net mineral acres formula looks like this:
Gross Mineral Acres x Interest Rate = Net Mineral Acres