Quantum Energy says it plans to expand into oil and gas midstream, oilfield services and power generation sectors
Houston-based Quantum Energy Partners announced Wednesday that it has raised a total of $4.45 billion to invest in the energy sector.
Quantum Energy has held its final closing on Quantum Energy Partners VI and its affiliates at its hard cap, which with the inclusion of its GP commitment and other affiliated entities, totals $4.45 billion of equity capital commitments.
Focused exclusively on the energy sector, Quantum says it has built one of the leading energy private equity franchises and has managed more than $10 billion of equity commitments since its inception.
While Quantum Energy will continue to invest a majority of its capital in the oil and gas upstream sector, it will also seek to make targeted investments in the oil and gas midstream, oilfield services and power generation sectors.
Quantum Energy says it remains committed to the cycle-tested investment strategy it has successfully refined over the last 17 years, targeting investment opportunities where it can invest meaningful equity with proven management teams that have a strong operational track record and sustainable competitive advantages within well‐defined segments of the energy industry.
“We are extremely grateful and humbled by the trust and confidence the limited partners in QEP VI showed in our firm by entrusting us to steward their capital,” said Wil VanLoh, co-founder, president and CEO.
“In particular, the early and strong support we received from our existing limited partners provided the momentum for a successful and efficient fundraise. Having access to a significant capital base allows us to partner with the industry’s top management teams, pursue the highest quality investment opportunities and take advantage of what we believe should be a compelling investment environment over the next several years to generate attractive risk‐adjusted returns for our limited partners.”