G2 Petroleum
Lead Sponsor
Year Founded
2008
AUM
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Headquarters
McKinney, TX
Founded in 2008, G2 Petroleum, LLC is located in the McKinney area of the DFW metroplex.
Since its inception G2 has acquired royalty, overriding royalty, working interest, non-op working interest and mineral interest in some of the top producing oil and natural gas fields in America. In 2008 G2 and our partners acquired interest in 3 – 13,000′ Hackberry wells located on the gulf coast in Lake Sabine Orange, CO. Texas. As we continued our pursuit we acquired interest in 20-2,000′ producing oil wells in Wichita Falls, Texas. Working with our operator in this area we were able to stimulate and stabilize production through various treatments and reworks. In 2013 G2 negotiated a sell of our interest in this property to a publicly traded oil company.
From here G2 ventured onto the Appalachian Basin. G2 along with industry and private partners drilled and completed 20- 2,000′ wells. We found that this area is very tough to make real oil production as no geological methods 3-D seismic, satellite imaging, etc. proved to work as hydrocarbon identifiers.
In 2011 G2 continued acquiring royalty and mineral acreage in the top shale developments in the United States. G2’s holds various interest positions in over 60,000 acres in the Bakken , Eagle Ford and Barnett Shale.
Our most recent area of participation is the DJ Basin located in the Wattenberg Field in Colorado. G2 Petroleum currently owns royalty interest in over 1,000 wells in this field, with the potential of an additional 3,000 wells over the next 5 to 10 years. Our strategy is simple, by acquiring long term reserves through royalty and mineral acquisitions we have established our cash flow and growth potential for the next 10 to 20 years. The non-operated working interest will also provide G2 exposure to drilling side of the shale. By combining our efforts, we believe our “hedge strategy” can place G2 Petroleum and its partners in a good long term position for growth as well tax reduction strategies.
Markets
Texas
Asset Classes
Oil & Gas
Accepted Investors
Accredited
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I invested with Cottom Graham and his team based on a recommendation from Sarah Sullivan at SuGo Capital. This was Sarah’s new oil and gas opportunity following the poor performance of King Operating. G2 promoted a strategy focused on drilling numerous shallow wells at a lower cost, rather than investing heavily in a few expensive deep wells. The idea was to create diversification across many wells and reduce the risk of significant losses if a single deep well failed to produce oil. For this fund, G2 reportedly raised approximately $22 million from around 270 investors. I’m not sure what portion of those funds, if any, went to Sarah as a referral or finder’s fee. The original proforma for this investment projected a $75,000 W-2 tax deduction, a 2.5x return on investment over 3–5 years, and a 15% annualized return (ARR) paid monthly, based on an assumed oil price of $75 per barrel. In a 2025 investor webinar, G2 stated they expected to achieve a 35% annualized return by Q3 2025 with daily production reaching 520 barrels per day. Unfortunately, as of October 2025, the fund is averaging only about 60 barrels of oil per day—far below projections. Correspondingly, the current returns are well under the original proforma, although the G2 team maintains confidence that they can still achieve the targeted 2.5x return within 3–5 years. Personally, I have little confidence in that outcome. Despite these disappointing results, the team continues to launch new funds and raise capital for their 2026 program. I would strongly advise potential investors to proceed with caution—and if you are investing through Sarah Sullivan or the SuGo community, it’s worth asking directly what compensation she receives for referring investors to G2.