Pitch us your business
Looking for a partner who will actually work in the operation, not just fund it? Tell us what you have built.
Capital
Two ways to partner on the business itself.
Some owners want a partner who will work in the operation, not just fund it. Others are genuinely ready to hand it over. We do both — same screening either way, and we run what we buy.
Investment
We invest in operations.
Capital plus operating expertise, in a small number of businesses each year. We take an operating role — that is the whole point.
What we look for
- $2M–$25M revenue — Established operations with real customers and real throughput, not pre-revenue concepts.
- Operationally intensive — Distribution, light manufacturing, field services, multi-site retail, logistics.
- Fixable margin — A business where better operations, not just more sales, moves the profit line meaningfully.
- An owner who wants a partner — We invest capital and operating time. That only works when the owner actually wants the help.
- Succession or growth inflection — Owners planning a transition, or operators who have outgrown the systems that got them here.
Acquisition
Ready to step out? We will buy it.
Some owners want a partner. Others are genuinely ready to hand it over. We buy operationally intensive businesses outright and run them — we are operators, not a fund looking for a flip.
When an acquisition is the right shape
- The owner is ready — Not exhausted and hoping it passes. Genuinely ready to hand over the keys and the pager with it.
- $2M–$25M revenue — Established operations with real customers and real throughput, the same band we invest in.
- Operationally intensive — Distribution, light manufacturing, field services, multi-site retail, logistics.
- The team stays — We are buying an operation, and an operation is its people. We are not looking to strip it for parts.
- A handover that is honest — Whatever is broken, tell us now. We would rather price it in than find it in month three.
Business owners
Start a confidential conversation
Nothing goes further than us, and there is no obligation on either side. If it is not a fit we will say so quickly rather than string it out.
Not sure which conversation this is?
Most owners are not, at the start. Book a call and we will work out whether it is investment, an acquisition, or neither.