Bridge Growth Partners Completes $790 Million Solace Continuation Vehicle
May 5, 2026
Bridge Growth Partners closed a $790 million single-asset continuation vehicle for Solace, bringing in Apogem Capital, Golub Capital, HSBC Asset Management and Schroders Capital as co-leads, alongside participation from Bridge Growth Partners III. The transaction provided liquidity to investors in Bridge Growth’s earlier funds while extending the sponsor’s ownership and funding Solace’s next phase of growth; existing minority investor HOOPP rolled its stake into the vehicle.
- Buyers
- Apogem Capital, Golub Capital, HSBC Asset Management, Schroders Capital, Bridge Growth Partners III
- Targets
- Solace
- Sellers
- Bridge Growth Partners Funds I and II
- Industry
- Software
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
- Transaction Type
- Recapitalization
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