Investors are still sweet on Permian assets, but a trend of "public investor euphoria" is emerging in the basin. Analysts predict a wave of IPOs in the near future, and according to one CEO, investors are willing to pay more for acreage housed in a public company than what the same acreage is valued in the A&D market. But what could happen if an IPO fails?
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