We buy oil, gas, and music royalty interests and mineral rights directly from holders who prefer immediate cash over ongoing payments.
Lump-sum exit. No broker fees. Principal-led.
Selling before year-end? How transfer timing affects a 2026 loss
Positions of $100,000 and above
Direct, principal-led, and confidential.
We are a principal-led buyer that acquires royalty streams, overriding royalty interests, and mineral rights directly from owners who prefer a lump-sum exit over ongoing payments. We evaluate each interest based on production history, reserve estimates, and lease terms, and provide a non-binding offer on the full interest. Minimum $100,000.
Every position reviewed individually.
Direct decision-making.
Coverage across all 50 states.
Each position submitted is reviewed individually, with direct decision-making by a principal.
Where a position fits our focus, we provide a non-binding indication of interest.
If terms are agreed, we handle transfer documentation through to closing.
Yes. Owners can sell a royalty stream, an overriding royalty interest, or mineral rights for a lump sum in place of future payments. We consider oil and gas royalties, overriding royalty interests, mineral rights, music royalties, and patent royalty streams, each evaluated on its own terms.
Describe the interest and its approximate value in the form above. Recent production or revenue statements and lease documentation help with a review, though a preliminary review does not require complete documentation. We evaluate the interest on production history, reserve estimates, and lease terms, and provide a non-binding offer on the full interest.
We consider oil and gas royalties, overriding royalty interests, mineral rights, music royalties, and patent royalty streams. Each is evaluated on its own terms.
We consider positions with an estimated value of $100,000 or above.
Valuation depends on production or revenue history, remaining lease or contract term, and applicable discount rates. We conduct our own analysis based on documentation you provide.
Recent production or revenue statements, lease documentation, and any reserve or projection materials you have. A preliminary review does not require complete documentation.
Positions of $100,000 and above, reviewed by a principal.
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