What's in this set
This is a small filter. AngelMatch's pitch deck database currently has two decks tagged to oil and gas, one pre-seed and one seed, raised four years apart. That is not enough volume to compete for "oil and gas pitch deck examples" as a search term on its own, but both decks are real, sourced raises worth studying if you are building in this space.
Ingu Solutions raised a CA$304.8K pre-seed round in 2016. The company sells inline inspection as a service, essentially an operating system for pipeline integrity, which puts it on the infrastructure and asset-monitoring side of oil and gas rather than the exploration or retail side. Study this one if your product also sells into pipeline operators or other physical energy infrastructure.
Gas Pos raised a $3.15M seed round in 2020 from investors including Y Combinator, Pioneer Fund, and Merus Capital. Gas Pos builds a free EMV-compliant point of sale system for gas stations, truck stops, and convenience stores. Its investor list looks like a typical software seed round, not an energy round, which is worth studying if your startup touches oil and gas customers but is really selling software.
What investors look for in an oil and gas pitch deck
The two decks in this set point to two different pitches, and it matters which one yours is. Ingu Solutions is closer to industrial infrastructure than software, so its deck needs to lead with engineering credibility: field trial results, pipeline operator relationships, and a clear read on inspection accuracy and cost, not just a market-size slide. A pre-seed check size for this kind of physical-asset story tends to come from investors who already understand pipeline operations, not generalist seed funds.
Gas Pos raised its seed round from investors who back software companies broadly, which tells you its deck likely leads with transaction volume, merchant count, and unit economics per terminal rather than anything specific to oil and gas as a commodity. If your product is retail or payments software that happens to serve fuel-industry customers, model your deck on Gas Pos rather than on an energy-sector narrative, since that is the story that got funded here.
Both decks also show that "oil and gas" on this platform spans very different businesses, from pipeline hardware to point-of-sale software, so a generic energy pitch is the wrong template for either one.
Find the right investors next
AngelMatch's investor database lists 3,000+ investors tagged to oil and gas, spanning private equity firms, venture capitalists, and angels who back everything from pipeline infrastructure to the software that runs a gas station counter. Once your deck reflects which side of the industry you actually sell to, find oil and gas investors who match your stage and start narrowing your list from there.
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