Interdisciplinary Approach
Specialized, Sector Focus
Our team has invested across multiple economic and commodity price cycles spanning over two decades. We look for high quality assets or companies capable of generating significant cashflow that are often misunderstood, overlooked or simply undervalued by the market.
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It is our experience that the cyclical nature and interconnectedness inherent across the commodities sector confers a competitive edge to specialist investors who are able to act quickly to capitalize on periods of industry transition, market dislocation, or situational complexity that give rise to mis-pricings.
Sectors we Target
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Upstream Oil & Gas
We look for producing assets and select development strategies through operated and non-operated assets, royalties and minerals across public market investments, private equity, distressed credit, structured investments and special situations.
A Different Approach
Inter-Disciplinary Perspective
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We take a unified approach to deploying capital, spanning multiple investment disciplines across public markets, private markets, distressed credit, restructuring and litigation.
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The cross-pollination of insights across markets often leads to a differentiated perspective. Together with our flexible capital model, this allows us to invest tactically across market cycles which we believe greatly enhances risk-reward.
Comfort with Complexity​
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We are known for tackling complex problems to unlock value for our partners and the companies in which we invest.
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We view ourselves as problem solvers seeking to find innovative financing solutions to support businesses or industries experiencing temporary dislocation.
Contrarian Bent​
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We have found that contrarian investing in commodities often confers the most attractive return opportunities in businesses overlooked or misunderstood by others.
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It is during periods when most traditional investors are unwilling or unable to allocate capital that we have historically been the most active.