Mineral Management – Why It Matters and How It Benefits You
A common question we hear from mineral owners is, “What is a mineral manager?” and, more importantly, “Do I need to work with a mineral management company?” These are understandable concerns, as managing mineral assets can often feel overwhelming. Many of our beloved client relationships started out with them asking the same questions before working with us.
A mineral management company helps streamline the complexities of managing mineral rights, from tracking revenue and expenses to ensuring your assets are ready to be passed down to future generations. By working with a mineral management company, you gain expertise, peace of mind, and a team dedicated to maximizing the value of your assets.
What is a mineral manager?
A mineral manager is a professional responsible for overseeing and managing the various aspects of mineral ownership, including handling lease agreements, tracking production, ensuring accurate payments, and staying compliant with regulatory requirements. They work on behalf of mineral owners to maximize the value of their assets while relieving them of the day-to-day complexities of mineral management.
At Valor, our trusted mineral management and land team brings a wealth of experience from across the oil and gas industry, making us uniquely qualified to support our clients. We have team members who have personally owned minerals, worked for operators, served as landmen, and held roles at banks and organizations that manage minerals. Our diverse team also includes those with backgrounds in geology. These varying perspectives and skill sets allow us to provide well-rounded, comprehensive support to our clients, ensuring that every aspect of their mineral management is handled with expertise and care.
Streamlining Your Mineral Assets: From Chaos to Clarity
This is where a mineral management company comes in. At Valor, we serve a wide array of clients with vastly different needs. Some come to us with storage units full of historical documents and printed maps, showing us all of the historical details of their mineral interests. Others tell us they’re unsure of what exactly they own—they just know they receive royalty checks and aren’t certain if the amounts are accurate. The good news is that we provide immense benefits to both types of individuals. For many, our role is to bring them into the 21st century by getting everything digitally documented, mapped, and organized in our mineral management software. From there, we handle division orders, track interests, and even dig for suspended funds. For others, we’re starting from scratch, searching for historical paperwork, deeds, and leases and working to unravel the puzzle of their assets. No matter the starting point, we work to bring tremendous value by making their lives easier, optimizing their assets, and preparing everything for the next generation of owners.
Unlock the Full Potential of Your Mineral Assets
Working with a mineral management company can be incredibly beneficial, regardless of your level of knowledge or active involvement with your portfolio. Whether you’re unsure of what you own or have detailed records of your interests, a professional team can help organize, optimize, and protect your minerals assets for the long term.
At Valor, we go beyond traditional mineral management services by utilizing our proprietary mineral management software, mineral.tech®, which provides a clear, organized database that many other mineral managers cannot offer. This technology, paired with our expertise, ensures that your assets are securely managed and easily accessible, giving you peace of mind and maximizing the value of your interests.
Contact Valor Today
Contact us today if you need a mineral management company to help you manage your assets.
The information provided by Valor in this blog is for general informational purposes only, not to provide specific recommendations or legal or tax-related advice. The blog/website should not be used as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed professional attorney in your state
