EBITDA
$1–15M
Tier 1, search fund investors: roughly $1–5M. Tier 2, private equity firms: roughly $3–15M.

Acquisition criteria
Profitable North American companies with $1–15 million of EBITDA across the broad lower middle market, with a special focus on insurance and warranty businesses.
EBITDA
$1–15M
Tier 1, search fund investors: roughly $1–5M. Tier 2, private equity firms: roughly $3–15M.
Revenue
$5–150M
A guideline, not a rule. Margin and quality of earnings matter more.
History
5+ yrs
A consistent record of profitability and positive cash flow.
Geography
N. America
Headquartered in the U.S., Canada or Mexico. No preference on state or city.
Two tiers of capital
We invest alongside search fund investors in smaller companies and private equity firms in larger ones.
Company EBITDA, approximate. Where the ranges overlap, around $3–5M, either type of capital can fit, and some deals may draw on both.
Tier 1 · Search fund investors
~$1–5M EBITDA
For lower-middle-market companies, we invest alongside an established network of search fund investors and operators: founders and executives behind companies such as Asurion and Oracle, and funds dedicated to the search fund model.
Meet the investor networkTier 2 · Private equity firms
~$3–15M EBITDA
For larger companies, we invest alongside institutional private equity firms, which gives us the capacity for larger transactions and follow-on acquisitions.
How our capital worksIndustries
We are generalists with deep operating experience in services. We look for businesses with recurring or repeat revenue, a defensible position and room to grow organically and through add-on acquisitions.
Special focus area
Where our founder’s operating background runs deepest. We can move quickly and add value from day one.
Transaction types
Qualities
Generally outside our focus

Confidential conversation
Our criteria are a guide, not a checklist. If your business is close, call us. We can usually tell you quickly whether there is a fit.