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Fortress acquires limited partner interest in Red Rocks Energy

Monday, November 14, 2016

Komfie Manalo, Opalesque Asia:

Fortress Investment Group has confirmed that certain Fortress managed funds and accounts have acquired a limited partner interest in Red Rocks Energy Partners to own and develop oil and gas assets in over 7,200 acres in the SCOOP play in Grady, McClain, and Garvin Counties, Oklahoma.

In a statement, Fortress said that over the last five years funds within Fortress’ Credit business have invested over $1.5bn in both debt and equity across the power, renewables, midstream and upstream energy sectors, focused on opportunistic asset level investments.

"This transaction is the second significant equity investment in exploration and production since the commodity price downturn, following Fortress Credit’s $350m partnership with IOG Capital, LP to provide drilling capital to high quality operators in the United States," Fortress said in a statement.

For the Red Rocks transaction, Fortress Credit has partnered directly with a highly experienced operator, Red Rocks Resources LLC, to develop conventional and unconventional assets in an emerging area of the SCOOP. The acquired assets have significant current production, low-risk economic vertical locations and highly economic horizontal drilling opportunities in the prolific Woodford shale.

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