What We Do — GeoTex Energy

Line of Business 01

Bank-grade reservoir engineering and energy advisory.

The consulting engine is GeoTex's first revenue layer and primary credibility anchor. The team provides defensible engineering and economic analysis to the smaller energy stakeholders ignored by large advisory firms — operators, working-interest owners, family offices, mineral owners, and acquisition buyers — billed at $250–$350 per hour, with productized service packages designed for repeatable delivery.

Productized Service Offerings

Service	What We Deliver	Typical Client	Fee Range
Reserve Estimates	Technical review of production history, reserves, and recoverable potential. Defensible numbers for capital decisions.	Small operators, lenders, working-interest owners, investors	$5K – $13.5K
Economic Evaluations	Cash-flow modeling, sensitivity analysis, return metrics, project economics for lenders and investors.	Family-owned energy companies, capital groups, lenders	$5K – $15K
AFE Reviews	Authorization-for-expenditure review — cost assumptions, expected production, payout risk, capital decision support.	Working-interest owners, non-op investors, small operators	$3.5K – $8K
A&D Due Diligence	Reserve review, production history, decline analysis, cash-flow model, full risk memo for acquisition buyers.	Small acquisition buyers, private investors, family offices	$7.5K – $21K
Reservoir Advisory	Decline analysis, development planning, spacing reviews, production optimization for operators.	Small and mid-sized operators	$5K – $12K
Investor / Lender Support	Technical summaries, return models, deal packages, collateral memos for institutional review.	Private investors, family offices, capital groups	$5K – $15K

Small Texas Operators

Need technical support without the cost of a full-time engineering staff. Reserve reviews, decline analysis, economic models.

Family Offices & Capital Groups

Need third-party oil and gas deal review, return modeling, and red-flag memos for investment committee diligence.

Working-Interest Owners

Need independent views of well performance, cash flow risk, and continued participation decisions.

Acquisition Buyers

Need technical and economic diligence before purchasing producing assets. Reserve review, decline analysis, risk memo.

Bank-grade engineering work creates revenue, credibility, and visibility into the operators, assets, and acquisition opportunities others never see. The Consulting Engine · GeoTex Operating Thesis

Line of Business 02

Texas-focused, reserve-backed acquisitions with disciplined underwriting.

Phase 2 of the platform deploys capital into producing or near-producing Texas oil and gas assets where reserve analysis, operator-side diligence, and lean execution create an edge. The acquisition thesis targets the smaller, often-overlooked deals beneath the radar of majors and large funds — the exact transaction profile that the lead reservoir engineer has executed at scale before.

Target Acquisition Criteria

Producing or near-producing Texas assets with documented production history
Smaller opportunities ignored by majors and large funds — typically $5M–$50M transaction value
Reserve-backed upside with operational or geological improvement potential
Operator-side technical familiarity — basins and play types we know intimately
Structures suitable for equity, debt, or working-interest deployment
Diligence-first — never blind acquisitions, never reckless deployment
Pipeline through warm channels including the NGP-portfolio network and direct operator relationships

Capital Discipline

No blind drilling. No reckless deployment.

Acquisition follows diligence, cash flow, and capital readiness — never the other way around. The lead reservoir engineer has executed this exact playbook at scale, with a successful exit on the public record.

"Underwrite before you acquire. Structure before you scale."

Track Record Anchor

GeoTex's lead reservoir engineer previously executed this exact playbook — small-team E&P, multi-basin acquisitions, exit to public-market buyer — at scale. Most recently, as Vice President of Engineering at Crow Creek Energy II LLC, an NGP Natural Gas Partners portfolio company acquired by Eagle Rock Energy Partners (NASDAQ: EROC) for $529.5 million in 2011.

Line of Business 03

Bringing oil & gas private credit into digital markets.

The digital market layer is designed to support tokenized energy debt, digitally administered investor participation, and asset-backed private securities supported by real-world oil and gas data. The technical, regulatory, and partner infrastructure required to make this work is finally maturing — and GeoTex is positioning to be a category-defining issuer when it does.

Most of the real-world-asset conversation today is about Treasuries and private credit. Oil and gas reserve-backed debt is the next institutional category gap — and GeoTex is structured to be among the first to fill it, with reservoir engineering depth on the operating side and SEC-registered ATS plus verified data infrastructure on the regulatory side through established institutional partnerships.

PRODUCT 01

Tokenized oil & gas project debt

Reserve-backed debt instruments digitally issued with full transparency on underlying assets, production data, and economic structure.

PRODUCT 02

Reserve-backed debt instruments

Traditional debt structures with reserve collateral and clear repayment economics tied to production cash flow.

PRODUCT 03

Asset-backed private credit products

Diversified private-credit baskets backed by GeoTex-originated Texas energy assets with operator-side underwriting.

PRODUCT 04

Revenue-linked or working-interest structures

Flexible participation structures that align investor returns with asset performance.

PRODUCT 05

Digitally administered participation

Investor onboarding, KYC/AML, document delivery, distribution administration, and reporting all delivered through compliant digital infrastructure.

PRODUCT 06

Future secondary liquidity

SEC-registered Alternative Trading System infrastructure provides the regulatory pathway for secondary trading as the market and partner ecosystem matures.

Institutional-Grade Rails

Issuance & Compliance Layer

SEC-Registered Alternative Trading System

Phase 3 issuance runs through SEC-registered ATS infrastructure providing broker-dealer support, AML/KYC onboarding, payment rails, and Reg A+ / CF / D capabilities. Platform partnerships finalize ahead of first issuance and are reviewed with qualified counterparties under NDA.

Asset Data & Auditability Layer

Verified Private-Market Data

Phase 3 reporting and valuation run through verified private-market data infrastructure providing auditability, transparency, and the tokenization-ready data foundation required for institutional participation. Platform partnerships finalize ahead of first issuance and are reviewed with qualified counterparties under NDA.