Permian thriving on small deals, says Pearl Energy

Permian Basin may have smaller, focused deals, but continues to flourish, says Pearl Energy founder Billy Quinn after record consolidation.

Despite billions of dollars’ worth of consolidation in the U.S.’ most prolific shale play, the Permian Basin remains a key place to deploy private equity capital. Portfolio companies can build into successful enterprises ripe for acquisition—but it’s not a job for just anybody.

Hart Energy queried top private equity firms invested in the Permian about what’s next for the most prolific shale play in the U.S. This interview with William J. “Billy” Quinn, founder and managing director at Pearl Energy Investments, is the first in a three-part series.

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