Redhawk Investment Group

Redhawk originates direct investments in upstream oil and gas — including developmental drilling, production, and mineral acquisitions — alongside real estate and finance assets. The firm’s own materials list high-yield returns and beneficial tax deductions as the twin objectives for its projects. All investments appear to be structured as direct participation vehicles rather than pooled funds.

Redhawk operates as a project-level sponsor, assembling individual limited partnerships around specific oil and gas projects, mineral portfolios, or real estate finance opportunities. The firm does not market a blind-pool fund. Investors receive K-1 tax reporting, indicating pass-through entity structures for each deal.

Redhawk’s public website references 'Partners' with backgrounds in oil and gas, minerals, real estate, and finance, but does not name any individual principals, officers, or investment committee members. No separate team page exists, and no LinkedIn profile for the firm was identified. The investment decision-makers are therefore not disclosed to the public.

The firm’s industry affiliations with the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association and the Texas Oil & Gas Association suggest sourcing through operator networks in the Mid-Continent and Texas energy basins. Redhawk describes bringing developmental, production, drilling, and mineral acquisition projects 'to market,' implying it originates or co-develops opportunities before syndicating them to private investors.

All available evidence points to project-level partnerships only. Redhawk’s communications describe deal-by-deal structures with K-1 reporting. There is no mention of a closed-end fund, evergreen vehicle, or separately managed account program on the firm’s website or in any accessible public filing.

The firm states that it takes a partner-equitable approach, suggesting it co-invests alongside operators and other capital sources on its projects. Redhawk emphasizes fair and equitable structures in all business engagements, which in Texas oil and gas sponsor practice typically means the sponsor participates alongside limited partners in the working interest.

The firm’s website does not display any SEC registration disclosure, CRD number, or FINRA membership, and no Form ADV could be confirmed from public sources at the time of research. Many independent energy sponsors operate under exemptions from registration, but no regulatory status has been publicly verified for Redhawk.