San Jacinto Completes Asset Divestitures in DJ and Appalachian Basins

Deal News | Jan 15, 2025 | Lime Rock Partners LLC

San Jacinto Minerals, under the ownership of Lime Rock Partners LLC, announced the completion of two major asset divestitures. The transactions included the sale of a stake in the Denver-Julesburg Basin for $21 million and assets in the Appalachian Basin for $30 million. San Jacinto, founded in 2015, holds a strong presence in these regions and continues to manage significant royalty interests in U.S. shale basins. The company has concluded over $700 million in acquisitions over 1,200 transactions since its inception and is part of a broader energy investment strategy by Lime Rock, which has raised over $10 billion across different energy sectors since 1998. Lime Rock’s investment focus includes growth capital for energy companies and targeted acquisitions in oil and gas properties.

Sectors

  • Energy
  • Private Equity

Geography

  • United States – The divestitures involve assets in the Denver-Julesburg Basin and the Appalachian Basin, both located in the U.S.

Industry

  • Energy – This industry is relevant as San Jacinto Minerals and Lime Rock Partners operate within the energy sector, focusing on oil, gas, and energy transitions.
  • Private Equity – Lime Rock Partners LLC is a private equity firm that specializes in investments in the energy sector.

Financials

  • $21 million – Sale price for the Denver-Julesburg Basin position.
  • $30 million – Sale price for the Appalachian Basin assets.
  • $51 million – Total revenue from the asset sales.
  • $700 million – Total value of acquisitions completed by San Jacinto.
  • $10 billion – Total funds raised by Lime Rock Management for energy-related investments.

Participants

NameRoleTypeDescription
San Jacinto MineralsTargetCompanyA royalty interest acquisition vehicle focused on U.S. shale basins.
Lime Rock Partners LLCPE FirmCompanyA private equity firm with strategies in energy investments.
Nick ReilandFounderPersonCo-founder of San Jacinto Minerals.
Jeff ScottFounderPersonCo-founder of San Jacinto Minerals.