Private Equity

Former Warburg Pincus executives’ new firm seeks $750m for oil and gas bets

David Habachy and David Krieger recently formed Covalence Investment Partners, which aims to raise a debut fund, marketing documents show

Houston-based Covalence Investment Partners is marketing its first fund to focus on buying oil and gas fields that have been in operation for years across several regions in the US
Houston-based Covalence Investment Partners is marketing its first fund to focus on buying oil and gas fields that have been in operation for years across several regions in the US Photo: Chandan Khanna/Getty Images

Covalence Investment Partners, a new firm founded by two former executives of Warburg Pincus, is seeking $750m to invest in the oil patch, pitching its debut fund as an opportunity to buy mature fields at bargain prices.

David Habachy and David Krieger, who launched Covalence early this year, both previously worked as managing directors at Warburg and led investments in oil and gas for the New York private equity firm, according to a fund-marketing presentation viewed by WSJ Pro Private Equity, a fellow Dow Jones Group title.

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