Bubba Saulsbury Net Worth 2026: Saulsbury Industries Board
No reputable outlet has published a net worth for C.R. "Bubba" Saulsbury Jr. He is a director and shareholder of Saulsbury Industries, the Odessa, Texas, engineering and construction company founded by his father, Dick Saulsbury.
- Full name
- Charles R. Saulsbury Jr.
- Known as
- Bubba
- Profession
- Director and shareholder, Saulsbury Industries
- Birthplace
- Odessa, Texas, U.S.
- Nationality
- American
- Source of wealth
- Family shareholding in Saulsbury Industries
In this article
No reputable publication has put a number on Bubba Saulsbury's net worth. The $77 million figure that appeared on this page before came from an unsourced net-worth site, so we have removed it. What is documented is where his wealth comes from: C.R. "Bubba" Saulsbury Jr. is a director, shareholder and board member of Saulsbury Industries, the privately held engineering, fabrication and construction company in Odessa, Texas, that his father, Dick Saulsbury, founded, according to Vanity Fair, citing the company's own biography.
What is Bubba Saulsbury's net worth?
Saulsbury Industries does not publish revenue, profit or a valuation, and the family's ownership split is not public. Forbes, Bloomberg and Celebrity Net Worth have not estimated his wealth. Without those facts, any single figure is a guess. The family is clearly wealthy: its members gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to political committees in 2019 alone, and it owns a Texas hunting ranch. But political giving and property are not a balance sheet.
The earlier version of this page also listed an annual income of $3.5 million with monthly and daily breakdowns. No source reports his pay, so that section has been removed.

Saulsbury Industries: the source of the family's wealth
Saulsbury Industries describes itself as a full-service engineering, procurement, fabrication and construction company for heavy industrial markets. Its main business is building the facilities the oil and gas industry needs: gas processing plants, pipelines, tank batteries, compressor and pump stations, and electrical and instrumentation work. According to a 2019 company release, it was headquartered in Odessa with offices in Dallas, Houston, Port Arthur, Abilene, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Wyoming and elsewhere, and was then expanding its field services operations into Colorado and Wyoming to serve the DJ Basin, Powder River Basin and Bakken.
The company has won large midstream contracts. In 2018 the Midland Reporter-Telegram reported that Saulsbury would build cryogenic gas processing plants for an Apache facility.
Saulsbury is family-run. Bubba's younger brother, Matt Saulsbury, is chief executive and a board director; the company's leadership page says Matt joined in 1993, served as president and has more than 30 years in heavy industrial and electrical construction. Vanity Fair reported that Matt was named CEO in 2023.
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Bubba Saulsbury's career
- Whole career at Saulsbury. Vanity Fair reported that he has spent his entire working life at the family company.
- 2019: He was executive vice president of corporate strategy, the title the company used when it announced its Rocky Mountain expansion. In that release he said the field services business had built a base in the Permian and Delaware basins and the Eagle Ford Shale.
- Now: Director, shareholder and board member. His company biography, as quoted by Vanity Fair, says he works to grow the business and look for new markets.
The earlier version of this page said he co-founded and managed a solar developer called Safari Energy. We found no source connecting him to that company and have removed the claim.
Boondoggle Ranch and politics
The Saulsbury family owns Boondoggle Ranch, a Texas hunting retreat. It drew national attention in late 2025 when The Wall Street Journal reported that FBI Director Kash Patel had visited it, Vanity Fair noted. Vanity Fair also described Saulsbury as friendly with Patel and Vice President JD Vance.
Saulsbury and his relatives are large Republican donors. Vanity Fair, citing federal records, reported that he gave $172,500 to Trump Victory in 2019 and that the family as a whole gave $560,600 to Trump Victory and $16,800 directly to the Trump campaign that year. The nonprofit news site Facing South reported the same figures and named the wider family: Bubba, whose full name is Charles Saulsbury Jr., is the oldest son of company founder Charles "Dick" Saulsbury Sr., an Arkansas native, and his siblings include Matt and Mark Saulsbury and Diane Zugg.
Personal life
Vanity Fair reported that Saulsbury was 54 in November 2025 and would turn 55 that December, which puts his birth in December 1970. He has lived in Odessa all his life and attended Odessa College, where a conference room is named for his parents, Dick and Amelia Saulsbury. The United Way of Odessa also presents annual awards in his parents' names. His company biography describes him as a keen hunter who has been on North American hunts and African safaris.
The earlier version of this page stated that he was married to Mexican actress Aleida Núñez. We could not confirm a marriage. In 2022 the Spanish-language outlet MundoNow, relaying a report from Unión Jalisco, described Saulsbury as Núñez's boyfriend, not her husband. We have removed the claim and the photo captioned as showing his wife. His height (listed before as 6 feet) and weight have no source and have also been removed.
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Why estimates differ
Sites that list a precise figure for Saulsbury do not explain how they reached it. The inputs that matter, such as Saulsbury Industries' profits, what the company would sell for, and how the shares are split among Dick Saulsbury's children and other holders, are private. Until a reputable outlet reports on the company's value or the family's holdings, the only honest answer is that his fortune is tied to a large private Texas construction firm and its size is not public.
Frequently asked questions
What is Bubba Saulsbury's net worth?
No reputable outlet has published an estimate of Bubba Saulsbury's net worth. His wealth is tied to his shareholding in Saulsbury Industries, a private Odessa, Texas, construction company founded by his father, and the company does not disclose revenue or valuation.
Who is Bubba Saulsbury?
C.R. "Bubba" Saulsbury Jr. is a director, shareholder and board member of Saulsbury Industries, an engineering and construction firm serving the oil and gas industry. He was the company's executive vice president of corporate strategy in 2019 and is a major Republican donor.
Who owns Saulsbury Industries?
Saulsbury Industries is a privately held company founded by Dick Saulsbury and run by his family. His son Matt Saulsbury is chief executive and a director, and his son Bubba Saulsbury is a director and shareholder, according to the company and Vanity Fair.
How old is Bubba Saulsbury?
Vanity Fair reported in November 2025 that Bubba Saulsbury was 54 and would turn 55 in December, so he was born in December 1970. He has lived in Odessa, Texas, his whole life and attended Odessa College.
Is Bubba Saulsbury married to Aleida Nunez?
We found no reliable report of a marriage. In 2022 MundoNow, citing Union Jalisco, described Saulsbury as the Mexican actress Aleida Nunez's boyfriend. Earlier claims on this page that she was his wife could not be verified and were removed.
How much has Bubba Saulsbury donated to Trump?
Vanity Fair, citing federal records, reported that Bubba Saulsbury gave $172,500 to Trump Victory in 2019, while the Saulsbury family together gave $560,600 to Trump Victory and $16,800 directly to the Trump campaign that year.
Sources
- Vanity Fair: https://www.vanityfair.com/news/story/bubba-saulsbury-boondoggle-ranch-donald-trump-epstein
- Saulsbury Industries via PR Newswire: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/saulsbury-announces-strategic-growth-into-the-rockies-300912100.html
- Saulsbury Industries: https://www.saulsbury.com/about-us/leadership/
- MundoNow: https://www.mundonow.com/en/aleida-nunez-shows-off-boyfriend/
- Midland Reporter-Telegram: https://www.mrt.com/business/oil/article/Saulsbury-Industries-to-build-cryogenic-plants-13017316.php
- Facing South: https://www.facingsouth.org/2019/09/meet-southern-donors-who-have-already-maxed-out-trump-2020





