Navitas Midstream Partners Acquisition, Valuation, Funding & Investors

Navitas Midstream Partners was acquired by Enterprise Products for $3.3B in January 2022.

Navitas Midstream Partners acquisition price

$3.3B

Acquired by Enterprise Products · Jan 2022

Cumulative funding Navitas Midstream Partners raised

$907M

across 3 funding rounds

Key investors in Navitas Midstream Partners

  • Warburg Pincus

Navitas Midstream Partners Overview

About Navitas Midstream Partners

Navitas Midstream Partners is a privately held firm that develops, acquires, and operates natural gas gathering, processing, fractionation, and transportation infrastructure across basins including the DJ Basin and Bakken in North America. Headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, the company was formed in 2014 through a partnership with Warburg Pincus. Its assets support producers by handling natural gas, NGLs, condensate, and crude oil. Navitas manages systems like the Fort Berthold Midstream network in North Dakota and the King Fisher system in Oklahoma's SCOOP and STACK plays. The firm emphasizes project execution in treating and compression facilities to deliver reliable midstream services.


Founded

2013

HQ

United StatesHouston, TX

Status

Acquired

Customer focus

B2B

Revenue model

Usage-based

Valuation

$3.3B (Aug 2018)

Sectors

Navitas Midstream Partners Acquisition

Navitas Midstream Partners was acquired by Enterprise Products for $3.3B on 10 January 2022.

Before the acquisition Navitas Midstream Partners had raised $907M across 3 funding rounds.

Navitas Midstream Partners operates natural gas gathering, treatment, and processing services in the Permian Basin's Midland Basin, with approximately 1,750 miles of pipeline and plans to expand gas processing capacity to over 1.3 Bcf/d by mid-2023, including completion of the Leiker cryogenic plant in Q1 2022. The company, privately owned and backed by Warburg Pincus, was acquired by Enterprise Products Partners in an all-cash, debt-free transaction announced on January 10, 2022, for $3.25 billion, expected to close by end of Q1 2022. The acquisition provides Enterprise with a major foothold in the Midland Basin, where it previously had limited infrastructure beyond long-haul pipelines, enhancing its entry into one of the most prolific U.S. crude oil regions. Enterprise highlighted the premier quality of Navitas' system and anticipates distributable cash flow accretion of $0.18 to $0.22 per unit in 2023, its first full year of ownership, supporting capital returns to limited partners. Analysts noted the deal's surprise element given Enterprise's downstream focus but potential synergies with its existing 1.6 Bcf/d processing in the Delaware Basin.

Navitas Midstream Partners acquisition details
AcquirerDateTypePrice
10 Jan 2022Strategic M&A$3.3B

Navitas Midstream Partners Valuation

Navitas Midstream Partners is currently valued at $3.3B, based on its undisclosed-stage round in August 2018.

Navitas Midstream Partners' valuation has moved from $3.3B at its undisclosed-stage round in November 2016 to $3.3B in August 2018, across 2 priced rounds.

Navitas Midstream Partners valuation by funding round

Navitas Midstream Partners valuation by funding round
DateStageValuation
Aug 2018Undisclosed stage$3.3B
Nov 2016Undisclosed stage$3.3B

Navitas Midstream Partners Funding History

Navitas Midstream Partners has raised a total of $907M across 3 funding rounds.

Navitas Midstream Partners' first fundraising round was a $500M undisclosed-stage round in June 2014. The most recent completed round was a $75M undisclosed-stage round in August 2018.

Navitas Midstream Partners funding rounds

Navitas Midstream Partners funding rounds
DateStageInvestorsRaisedValuationDeal Summary
Aug 2018Undisclosed stage-$75M$3.3B-
Nov 2016Undisclosed stage-$332M$3.3B-
Jun 2014Undisclosed stageWarburg Pincus (lead)$500M-Navitas Midstream Partners was formed in 2014 as a producer-focused midstream company based in The Woodlands, Texas, with an experienced management team led by R. Bruce Northcutt, Bryan W. Neskora, and James E. Wade. The leadership had previously built Copano Energy into a $5 billion enterprise before its 2013 sale to Kinder Morgan Energy Partners. In June 2014, Warburg Pincus led a line-of-equity investment commitment of up to $500 million, alongside participation from members of the management team and other individuals. The investment was structured to support Navitas in developing, acquiring, and operating midstream assets across multiple basins in North America. Navitas subsequently grew through acquisitions from DCP Midstream and built significant operations in the Midland Basin, particularly supporting the operations of private producer Endeavor Energy Resources. The company was eventually sold to Enterprise Products Partners for $3.25 billion in cash in January 2022, representing a significant return for Warburg Pincus after nearly eight years of partnership.

Who has invested in Navitas Midstream Partners?

1 investor has backed Navitas Midstream Partners across its funding rounds, including Warburg Pincus.

Lead investors include Warburg Pincus.


Navitas Midstream Partners Investors

Investors in Navitas Midstream Partners by funding rounds participated
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Navitas Midstream Partners Competitors

Navitas Midstream Partners competitors include listed companies like Delek Logistics, National Energy Services, Guangzhou Development Group and Nanjing Tanker, and private ones like Yinson Production and TANAP.

Public and private companies comparable to Navitas Midstream Partners
CompanyHQStatusRevenueEBITDAValuationRevenue Multiple
Delek LogisticsUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$1B$369M$3.3B4.4x
National Energy ServicesUnited StatesUnited StatesPublicly listed$1.3B$235M$3.3B1.8x
Guangzhou Development GroupChinaChinaPublicly listed$7.6B$984M$3.3B1.0x
Nanjing TankerChinaChinaPublicly listed$868M$295M$3.2B2.7x
Yinson ProductionSingaporeSingaporePrivate$606M-$3.7B6.1x
TANAPTurkeyAnkaraPrivate--$4B-

Navitas Midstream Partners Public Comps

Navitas Midstream Partners is no longer listed, but its public comps include Delek Logistics, National Energy Services, Guangzhou Development Group, Nanjing Tanker, Woqod, Black Stone Minerals, Topaz Energy, Alliance Res Partners, Worley and Liberty Energy.

Last FYEV/RevenueEV/EBITDA
RevenueEBITDALast FYLTM2027ELast FYLTM2027E
Delek Logistics$1B$369M5.6x4.4x15.3x10.4x
National Energy Services$1.3B$235M2.6x1.8x14.5x8.8x
Guangzhou Development Group$7.6B$984M1.1x1.0x8.3x-
Nanjing Tanker$868M$295M2.9x2.7x8.7x6.8x
Woqod$7.1B$292M0.4x0.5x10.3x12.9x
Black Stone Minerals$422M$346M8.6x7.8x10.5x11.0x
Topaz Energy$233M-16.1x13.2x-13.8x
Alliance Res Partners$2.2B$672M1.8x1.7x5.7x5.2x

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Common questions about Navitas Midstream Partners

When was Navitas Midstream Partners founded?Navitas Midstream Partners was founded in 2013.
Where is Navitas Midstream Partners headquartered?Navitas Midstream Partners is headquartered in Houston, TX, United States.
Is Navitas Midstream Partners publicly listed?No, Navitas Midstream Partners was acquired by Enterprise Products in January 2022.
Who acquired Navitas Midstream Partners?Navitas Midstream Partners was acquired by Enterprise Products in January 2022.
How much was Navitas Midstream Partners acquired for?Navitas Midstream Partners was acquired for $3.3B in January 2022.
What is Navitas Midstream Partners' valuation?Navitas Midstream Partners was last valued at $3.3B in its undisclosed-stage round in August 2018.
How much funding has Navitas Midstream Partners raised?Navitas Midstream Partners has raised $907M across 3 funding rounds.
What was Navitas Midstream Partners' last funding round?Navitas Midstream Partners' last funding round was a $75M undisclosed-stage round in August 2018.
Who are Navitas Midstream Partners' investors?Navitas Midstream Partners' investors include Warburg Pincus.
Which companies are comparable to Navitas Midstream Partners?Companies comparable to Navitas Midstream Partners include Delek Logistics, National Energy Services, Guangzhou Development Group, Nanjing Tanker, Yinson Production and TANAP.

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