"The companies in which we invest may result in a generational ownership change, enable an existing owner to diversify his personal assets, or provide growth capital required for expansion."
Investment Criteria
The sectors in which we invest tend to be growing and insulated from foreign competition. The companies in which we invest may result in a generational ownership change, enable an existing owner to diversify his personal assets, or provide growth capital required for expansion. We may invest in a business that has a unique factor - such as customer concentration, cyclicality, earnings volatility or an incomplete management team - that based on due diligence and creative thinking, we can understand and address in such a way that results in a successful transaction.
Summary Fact Sheet
Types of investments
- Liquidity events for existing business owners
- Buyouts in partnership with management
- Growth equity for expanding capacity
Industries of focus
- Business services
- Distribution and logistics
- Financial Services
- Agriculture
- Light manufacturing
- Consumer products
- Financial Services
Company criteria
- Insulation from foreign competition
- Growing industry and attractive market fundamentals
- High level of customer service
- Historical record of profitability