Raisa Energy, a Cairo-based private investment firm, is reportedly exploring the sale of its portfolio of oil and gas assets across multiple US shale basins, with potential proceeds estimated at around $1.5 billion, according to sources cited by Reuters.

The proposed transaction is still in its early stages, and details, including the final price, remain subject to market conditions. Confidentiality restrictions prevent disclosure of the sources.

Founded in 2014, Raisa Energy has built a specialized investment platform in the energy sector, currently managing over $2 billion in assets. The firm’s US holdings primarily consist of non-operating interests, which allow investors to share in revenue from hydrocarbon production without being responsible for daily operations.

Perella Weinberg Partners’ energy-focused division, TPH, is providing advisory support for the potential sale.

Industry insiders note that roughly half of Raisa’s US output comes from natural gas, with total production averaging about 63,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. The company is also advancing its technology platform, integrating automation, artificial intelligence, and big data to enhance decision-making across its energy operations.

The potential sale highlights continued investor interest in energy assets that deliver steady returns without requiring operational management.