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    Exclusive-Blackstone emerges as frontrunner to buy Enverus, sources say

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    Posted on July 31, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Blackstone is the frontrunner to acquire Enverus for $6 billion, surpassing Veritas Capital. The deal is not yet finalized, with potential for other bidders.

    Table of Contents

    • Blackstone's Bid for Enverus
    • Background on Enverus
    • Current Market Activity
    • Potential Deal Uncertainties

    Blackstone Leads Bid to Acquire Enverus for Approximately $6 Billion

    Blackstone's Bid for Enverus

    By Milana Vinn and Amy-Jo Crowley

    Background on Enverus

    NEW YORK (Reuters) -Blackstone Inc has emerged as the frontrunner to buy energy-focused data provider Enverus for around $6 billion, according to sources familiar with the matter.

    Current Market Activity

    Reuters reported in May that Hellman & Friedman was looking to sell Texas-based Enverus.

    Potential Deal Uncertainties

    Blackstone recently returned to the process after dropping out earlier this month, three of the sources said. Veritas Capital, which owns energy research firm Wood Mackenzie, was among others to have shown interest in Enverus, although this may now be in vain with Blackstone set to prevail in the auction, said the sources who are not authorized to discuss the private talks publicly.

    Blackstone declined to comment. Hellman & Friedman and Veritas could not be immediately reached for comment.

    The talks have been going on for several months, but the sources cautioned it is not certain a deal will be reached and noted other suitors could still emerge.

    Austin, Texas-based Enverus provides data, analytics, and software solutions to oil and gas companies.

    In 2021, Hellman & Friedman acquired majority interest in Enverus from Genstar Capital for $4.25 billion, including debt.

    Deal activity involving software businesses has maintained a brisk pace this year, even amid a slowdown in transactions in other parts of the economy.

    (Reporting by Milana Vinn and Amy-Jo Crowley; Editing by Chris Reese)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Blackstone is leading the bid to acquire Enverus for $6 billion.
    • •Hellman & Friedman is selling Texas-based Enverus.
    • •Veritas Capital showed interest but Blackstone is favored.
    • •The deal is not finalized; other bidders may emerge.
    • •Enverus provides data and software to oil and gas companies.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Exclusive-Blackstone emerges as frontrunner to buy Enverus, sources say

    1Who is Blackstone in the context of this article?

    Blackstone Inc is a private equity firm that has emerged as the frontrunner to acquire Enverus for around $6 billion.

    2What is Enverus known for?

    Enverus is an energy-focused data provider based in Austin, Texas, offering data, analytics, and software solutions to oil and gas companies.

    3What was the previous acquisition price of Enverus?

    In 2021, Hellman & Friedman acquired a majority interest in Enverus from Genstar Capital for $4.25 billion, including debt.

    4What is the current status of the acquisition talks?

    The talks regarding the acquisition of Enverus by Blackstone have been ongoing for several months, but it is uncertain if a deal will be finalized.

    5Who are the other potential bidders for Enverus?

    Veritas Capital, which owns energy research firm Wood Mackenzie, is mentioned as one of the other potential suitors for Enverus.

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