Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2020-2022.
New York, New York, United States
Long-term private capital strategy within BlackRock investing in high-quality businesses across North America and Western Europe with multi-year horizons, partnering with management teams to support growth and transformation.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2020-2022.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
5 buyout
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
BlackRock Long Term Private Capital (LTPC) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority interest in Paradigm Oral Health from shareholders including InTandem Capital Partners. The investment will partner with Paradigm's executive team, led by founder and CEO Dr. David Rallis, to support platform expansion, technology adoption and continued growth of the company's oral surgery and digital dentistry platform.
BlackRock Long Term Private Capital (LTPC) acquired a majority interest in Summit Companies, a national fire and life safety services provider, from CI Capital Partners. LTPC will partner with Summit's management to scale capabilities and expand the company's geographic footprint across the Midwest, South and Southwest.
BlackRock Long Term Private Capital (LTPC) acquired a majority interest in Transaction Data Systems (TDS), a provider of pharmacy management software and services, with GTCR retaining a minority stake. LTPC will partner with TDS management to drive the company's next phase of growth, building on TDS's pharmacy software, data analytics and clinical offerings.
BlackRock Long Term Private Capital (LTPC) has reached an agreement to acquire Aquila Heywood, a UK market leader in pensions administration software and services. The existing management team led by CEO Andy Ross will remain in place, and BlackRock LTPC says the investment will support further product development, technology investment and growth of the business; terms were not disclosed.
BlackRock Long Term Private Capital has agreed to become the majority shareholder in Creed, the family-owned luxury fragrance house founded in 1760. Industry executive Javier Ferrán will join as an investor and become chairman, while Olivier Creed will remain as master perfumer; the deal represents a long-term, founder-partnership transaction to preserve the brand and support measured growth.
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