Did a financial advisor recommend APX New Harmony Partners-D, LP to you? Investors in this oil and gas partnership may have suffered major losses. Soreide Law Group is investigating potential FINRA arbitration claims on behalf of investors who bought this investment through a FINRA-registered brokerage firm.
APX New Harmony Partners-D Will Be Dissolved
APX Energy sent a letter to investors on July 31, 2026. In it, the company admitted that the Partnership's performance fell short of expectations.
According to APX, the wells did not produce the expected volumes of oil. The Partnership also ran a negative operating cash flow for more than a year.
The numbers tell the story. APX reported an operating deficit of $1,638,294 as of December 31, 2025. By June 30, 2026, that deficit had shrunk only slightly, to about $1,548,814.
The most troubling admission came next. APX concluded that the Partnership could not reach sustained profits or repay the deficit, even if oil sold for about $100 per barrel.
As a result, APX decided that dissolving the Partnership is in the best interests of the partners. The company has a tentative deal to sell the Partnership's assets to its operator. APX told investors that any cash from that sale is expected to be “de minimis.” In plain terms, investors should expect little or nothing. Any proceeds would first go toward the Partnership's existing debts.
Which Brokerage Firms Sold APX New Harmony Partners-D?
Public securities filings identify many firms and financial professionals connected to this offering. They are listed as sales compensation recipients or associated broker-dealers in the Form D filing.
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The firms named in the filing include:
- Ameritas Investment Corp.
- Avantax Investment Services
- Cabin Securities
- Calton Securities
- Cape Securities
- Centaurus Financial
- Cetera Advisor Network
- Kalos Capital
- Landolt Securities
- Madison Avenue Securities
- Newbridge Securities
- Saxony Securities
- Sigma Financial Corporation
- The Strategic Financial Alliance
- United Planners Financial Services of America
- WestPark Capital
The filing also names individual financial professionals tied to several of these firms. They are located in Florida, California, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Maryland, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Texas, and other states.
According to the amended Form D, about $20.4 million of APX New Harmony Partners-D interests had been sold.
Did Your Broker Fully Explain the Risks?
If your financial advisor recommended this investment, one question matters most. Did your broker and their firm investigate it properly and disclose its risks before recommending it to you?
FINRA-registered brokerage firms and advisors have duties when they recommend investments. Depending on the facts of your case, an investor may have claims involving:
- Unsuitable investment recommendations
- Misrepresentations or material omissions
- Failure to conduct reasonable due diligence
- Failure to adequately disclose risks
- Concentration in speculative or illiquid investments
- Breach of fiduciary duty, where applicable
- Negligence and other sales-practice violations
You can read more about how brokers and firms are held accountable on our broker investigations page.
Investors May Have FINRA Arbitration Claims
An investment that fails does not always mean the investor must bear the entire loss. If you bought APX New Harmony Partners-D, LP through a FINRA-registered advisor or brokerage firm, you may be able to pursue a claim against the firm through FINRA arbitration.
Soreide Law Group represents investors nationwide in FINRA arbitration claims against brokerage firms and financial advisors.
Did You Lose Money in APX New Harmony Partners-D?
Call Soreide Law Group today at 1-888-760-6552 for a free consultation about your potential FINRA claim.
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