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Pickering Energy Partners
Pickering Energy Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in HOUSTON, TX, registered since 2019. The firm manages approximately $1.7 billion in...
Overview
Pickering Energy Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in HOUSTON, TX, registered since 2019. The firm manages approximately $1.7 billion in regulatory assets. It has 51 employees and 11 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2019
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Houston
Corporate office
Houston, TX, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What investment strategy does SailingStone Capital employ?
SailingStone Capital invests exclusively in the global natural-resource sector through concentrated, long-only equity portfolios. The firm structures its investments via separate accounts tailored to institutional investors, rather than commingled funds. It emphasizes deep fundamental research and high-conviction positions, though specific sector allocations, position limits, or portfolio names are not publicly disclosed.
Who are the named investment professionals at Pickering Energy Partners?
The firm has not publicly identified its current senior leadership or investment team on its website or primary professional platforms. No named principals, founders, or portfolio managers are cited in available public materials. This limits the ability to assess key-person risk or investment-decision authority.
Where is Pickering Energy Partners headquartered and does it have other offices?
The firm is headquartered in Houston, Texas, with its affiliate SailingStone Capital Partners based in San Francisco, California. No additional office locations have been publicly disclosed.
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