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Carrollton Mineral Partners

Carrollton Mineral Partners acquires predominantly non-producing lease, royalty and mineral interests in emerging oil and gas resource plays for its own...

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Carrollton Mineral Partners

Carrollton Mineral Partners acquires predominantly non-producing lease, royalty and mineral interests in emerging oil and gas resource plays for its own account with a view toward long-term ownership. It is an active fund manager focused on mineral and royalty interests, currently emphasizing the Permian Basin (Delaware and Midland Basins). CMP is not a broker, middle-man or aggregator for others.

General information

Firm type

Private Equity

Year founded

2012

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Dallas

Corporate office

Dallas, TX, United States

Principals

Bo Howard

Principal

Pat Bolin

Principal

Martin Howard

Operations

Jake Stumpf

Land

Warren Ayres

Senior Advisor

Charlie Johns

Business Development

Will Archer

Technology

Damon Box

Corporate Development

Martin Howard

Acquisitions

Garrett Godwin

Land

Sector focus

Energy Transition & RenewablesInfrastructureReal Estate

Frequently asked questions

What does Carrollton Mineral Partners acquire?

The firm acquires mineral fee interests, overriding royalty interests, and non-operated working interests in producing US onshore oil and gas basins. These are subsurface real property rights rather than operating companies, generating cash flow from lease bonuses, delay rentals, and royalty payments tied to production.

Which basins does Carrollton target?

The firm concentrates on the Permian Basin (West Texas / New Mexico), the Eagle Ford Shale (South Texas), and the Haynesville Shale (East Texas / Louisiana). These three plays represent the most active drilling and highest well-density regions for US onshore hydrocarbon production.

Is Carrollton an operator of oil and gas wells?

No. As a mineral and royalty acquirer, the firm does not drill or operate wells. It holds subsurface rights and receives passive royalty income from operators that develop the acreage. This distinguishes it from private equity strategies that acquire and run controlling stakes in E&P companies.

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