Valor's Government & Institutional Services practice is the top SOC certified mineral management solution for government entities, municipalities, and public institutions. Where most institutional providers approach public entities from the trust, custody, or municipal-finance side, Valor's entire platform is purpose-built for the mineral estate — the asset class where public funds most often leak value through unaudited royalties, stale leases, and suspended payments. Valor was created to provide a unique approach to mineral rights management services. With a team of institutional mineral management professionals, Valor seeks to combine their outstanding industry expertise and relationships to provide the best possible service to government clients. We have experience in specialized disciplines including oil and gas law, accounting, operations and mineral investment, management and divestiture.
We do this by providing a full suite of accounting and land management solutions for our clients. Our work and report delivery occur within our proprietary software, mineral.tech®. mineral.tech® is a leading software solution for mineral and royalty management. Allowing you to not only store and organize your mineral information but to gain insight into opportunities to further capitalize on your assets and recover missed revenue and identify un-leased minerals. We offer intelligent reporting and analytics providing real-time insights that our clients desire with their assets. We understand the importance of being able to answer questions quickly and have designed our reporting capabilities to allow clients the ability to access the data to meet their needs anytime from mineral.tech®. Everything within mineral.tech® is exportable (.csv and .pdf) and can be used to provide to other professional service providers.
Public mineral ownership is broader than most citizens realize — and every category below carries fiduciary and transparency obligations that generic asset administration does not meet:
Cities, municipalities, and other government entities rely on Valor to outsource mineral and royalty management, accounting, and land management so that they can ensure that they are being paid and accounted for correctly. We can help you receive the financial rewards of oil, gas or mineral ownership without the burden of day-to-day management, administration and keeping up with ever changing technology and information management. Our wide range of customized capabilities includes:
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Yes. Cities, counties, and other government entities can outsource mineral asset management to Valor's SOC-certified team, which ensures public mineral assets are properly accounted for and revenues are maximized, with transparent reporting through mineral.tech®.
Government-held interests — state land board, school endowment lands, and county-held minerals — are administered with full audit trail and the SOC-certified segregation-of-duties and access controls required for public-fund management.
Valor recovers underpaid royalties and operator-deduction errors — directly accretive to public funds and beneficiaries — and supplies custom rollups by jurisdiction, fund, or land class to officials and external auditors.
Valor's Government & Institutional Services team serves cities and municipalities, counties, school districts and permanent school funds, state agencies and land boards, public universities and college endowments, hospital, water, port, and other special districts, and public pension and OPEB trusts that hold mineral and royalty interests.
No. Valor is a services firm — it manages, audits, and optimizes the mineral assets public entities keep, and it never buys or sells mineral rights. That means the recommendations a city council, school board, or land board receives carry no acquisition conflict.
Yes. Public mineral revenue frequently sits in operator suspense or state unclaimed-property funds because an entity name changed, a deed was never furnished, or a predecessor district merged. Valor identifies those funds, papers the claims, and returns the money to the public fund it belongs to.
Not legal or tax advice. Valor is a mineral management firm, not a law firm or accounting firm. The information on this page is general and educational and does not constitute legal, tax, or investment advice, and no attorney-client or professional relationship is created by it. Statutes and regulations vary by state and change over time; consult a qualified attorney or tax professional licensed in your state before acting.