Energy private equity patiently waits to pounce and lead the next wave of oil and gas M&A amid crude oil, tariff chaos

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Energy private equity patiently waits to pounce and lead the next wave of oil and gas M&A amid crude oil, tariff chaos - Fortune

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Tariffs and weak oil prices have ground deal making to a halt, but private equity has the dry powder ready to fire as the turmoil subsides.

Similar to Kayne Anderson launching South Wind, Post Oak Energy Capital recently backed the startups of Tiburon Oil & Gas, Ichthys Energy, and Quantent Energy last fall.

Citing the Permian Resources-Apache deal, Cochran said, bigger oil producers may be willing to sell some acreage at a discount to maintain their spending plans on their core assets and to keep their dividends fully funded.