Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2026.
New York, New York, United States
Apollo S3 is Apollo’s sponsor-and-secondary solutions platform that invests in private markets and participates in continuation/secondary-style transactions as a fund partner.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2026.
Recent pace
5
5 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Recapitalization
5 recapitalization
Last 1 years
Supporting Data
Apollo S3 (Apollo’s Sponsor & Secondary Solutions business) led a newly formed single-asset continuation vehicle to acquire Mountaintop Beverage from Monogram Capital Partners II, L.P. The transaction closed on August 11, 2026, transferring Mountaintop into the continuation vehicle with participation from other institutional investors, while Monogram and Mountaintop management retain ownership.
Exponent has closed an approximately €750 million single-asset continuation vehicle to extend its investment in H&MV Engineering, valuing the Ireland-headquartered infrastructure engineering company at €1.4 billion. The continuation vehicle, led by Apollo S3, Pantheon and SQ Capital, will acquire H&MV from Exponent Fund IV and certain minority investors, subject to customary regulatory approvals and closing conditions.
Abry Partners closed a $780 million continuation vehicle to extend its partnership with Centauri Health Solutions, a healthcare technology platform serving U.S. health plans with data-driven solutions. Neuberger Private Markets and Apollo’s Sponsor and Secondary Solutions business co-led as additional committed investors to provide liquidity to existing limited partners while supplying long-term growth capital.
Onex Partners announced the successful closing of a $1.6 billion multi-asset continuation vehicle that transferred interests in Fidelity Building Services Group, PowerSchool, and Sedgwick from Onex Partners’ prior funds into a newly formed vehicle. The new vehicle is backed by institutional investors including Neuberger, GIC, Apollo S3 and StepStone, providing liquidity and rollover options to existing limited partners.
Kinderhook Industries closed a $1 billion single-asset continuation vehicle transaction, forming Ecowaste Solutions by combining Live Oak Environmental and CARDS Recycling and securing more than $400 million of new equity from participating funds including Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Apollo S3. The new Dallas‑headquartered platform will operate collection and post‑collection waste services across nine Mid‑South states, serving over 400,000 customers and pursuing organic growth and additional acquisitions.
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