Family Offices Investing in Natural Resources

No. The list identifies firms whose profiles include natural resources, but the listed focus data does not specify a particular resource or project type for every office. Other recorded interests include private equity, real estate and energy. Review the public profile and make sure your opportunity fits the firm’s stated scope before contacting it.

The list contains 33 single-family offices and 17 multi-family offices. This describes the recorded office structure, not the investment process or the number of decision makers involved. Check each profile for public firm-level context and use verified decision maker details in the full list when planning targeted outreach.

Research the firm’s stated interests and write a concise note connecting them to your opportunity. Include the resource or strategy, project stage, location, capital requirement and the evidence behind your case. Ask for a clear next step. A profile tag is only a screening clue, so avoid presenting it as proof that the office is actively investing.

The full list adds contact data, decision makers and check size fields. Those details can help you identify whom to approach and judge whether a firm may fit your capital need. They support research and outreach planning, but do not include a promise of introductions, funding or an investment decision.

AUM is disclosed for 37 offices in the database. The remaining firms should not be assumed to have any particular AUM based on their office type, listed focus or profile depth. The page ordering uses disclosed AUM where available and profile depth otherwise, without making an ordinal claim about prospect quality.