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SilverBow Resources
SilverBow Resources was founded by the family behind the original SilverBow Resources, an E&P company that went public and was acquired by Crescent Energy...
SilverBow Resources
SilverBow Resources was founded by the family behind the original SilverBow Resources, an E&P company that went public and was acquired by Crescent Energy in an all-stock merger valued at roughly $2.1B, completed in April 2022. The family office that emerged from that transaction retains the SilverBow name and is headquartered in Houston. The office manages the family's wealth following the public exit, drawing on deep operational experience in the oil and gas sector. The family office invests primarily in US energy: upstream oil and gas assets, midstream infrastructure, and related energy services. It makes direct equity investments in drilling programs, royalty interests, and mineral rights across the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Shale. The office also pursues co-investments alongside institutional partners and maintains a private equity-like approach to structuring deals. Geographic focus is domestic, concentrated in Texas and the broader Gulf Coast region. Team size is undisclosed but likely lean, typical for a single-family office post-liquidity event. The office has no known charitable foundation or additional branches. No recent operational events have been publicly disclosed. SilverBow Resources' structural differentiator is its direct lineage from a public E&P company, combining family capital with deep technical knowledge of oil and gas extraction. Its governance is shaped by the single-family office model, with investment decisions driven by the family's experience as operators.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Houston
Corporate office
Houston, TX, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at SilverBow Resources?
SilverBow Resources does not publicly disclose its investment team. As a single-family office formed after the 2022 sale of the eponymous E&P company, decision-making is presumed to rest with the family principals. No named CIO or investment head has been reported in public sources.
What is SilverBow Resources' investment strategy?
The family office focuses on direct energy investments, including upstream oil and gas assets, midstream infrastructure, and mineral rights. It targets assets in the Permian Basin and Eagle Ford Shale, and may co-invest with institutional partners. The strategy is rooted in the family's operational experience in the energy sector.
How is SilverBow Resources related to the public company SilverBow Resources?
The family office shares its name and origins with the former publicly traded SilverBow Resources, an E&P company that was acquired by Crescent Energy in an all-stock merger announced in November 2021 and completed in April 2022. The family office was formed after the sale to manage the family's proceeds.
Does SilverBow Resources invest outside of energy?
Publicly available information suggests SilverBow Resources invests exclusively in energy, particularly oil and gas, infrastructure, and related assets. No non-energy investments have been reported.
What is the size of SilverBow Resources' assets under management?
SilverBow Resources does not publicly disclose its AUM. The family office's capital base is tied to the proceeds from the sale of the public company to Crescent Energy, a transaction valued at roughly $2.1 billion. The exact amount committed to the office is not known.
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