The Nearshore Company Acquires Carmi Companies; Main Street Capital Invests $27.2M
November 19, 2025
Main Street Capital Corporation invested $27.2 million (first-lien senior secured term debt plus a minority equity stake) in The Nearshore Company to support TNC’s acquisition of the Carmi Companies. The combination brings together TNC’s Mexico-based turnkey manufacturing and warehousing services with Carmi’s transportation, logistics and customs clearance capabilities to create an end-to-end cross-border operations platform.
- Buyers
- Main Street Capital Corporation, The Nearshore Company
- Targets
- Carmi Companies
- Industry
- Logistics & Distribution
- Location
- Texas, United States
- Transaction Type
- Growth capital
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