Tracked deals
7
7 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Dallas Fort Worth, TX, United States
Diversified holding company (private markets) focused on building businesses of significance by unlocking the potential of human and financial capital; operates as an active investor/owner across mission-critical service businesses (including water infrastructure and home services/HVAC, plus healthcare and other sectors).
Tracked deals
7
7 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
4 addon · 2 growth capital · 1 buyout
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
Coltala Holdings launched Coltala Water Holdings with the acquisition of Alsay, Inc., a Houston-based water well drilling and water infrastructure services provider founded in 1960. The transaction was financed with a senior loan from Bank United and mezzanine/equity co-investment from Gladstone Capital, while Lone Star Investment Advisors remains an investor; Coltala plans to scale Alsay’s water infrastructure capabilities across Texas.
Choice Health at Home, a PE-backed home health and hospice operator, acquired Lumicare Hospice, expanding its hospice footprint in Texas and Arizona and establishing services in Colorado. Financial terms were not disclosed; Lumicare founder Kevin Peay will serve as president of operations for the Colorado location.
Aldine Capital Partners announced investments in two U.S. businesses: Dallas-based Pond, Robinson & Associates (PR&A) — with Coltala Holdings and partners including Alta Fox — and Danbury-based PlusMedia — in a Lightview Capital-led financing with participation from Aldine, Harbert and Resolute. Coltala's investment establishes PR&A as a strategic platform to scale its nationwide commercial real-estate engineering and due-diligence services, while the Lightview-led financing will help PlusMedia expand its omnichannel performance marketing capabilities and technology.
Choice Health at Home (Choice), a Texas-based provider of home health, hospice, private duty, and rehabilitation services, has acquired the Texas assets of Abiding Home Health, expanding Choice's presence along the I-35 corridor between Dallas and San Antonio. The deal strengthens Choice's home health service footprint in Central Texas and is an add-on to its PE-backed platform (partnered with Trive Capital and Coltala Holdings) to support further regional expansion.
Dallas-based private equity firm Trive Capital, in partnership with DFW-based Coltala Holdings, has made a growth investment in Choice Health at Home, a Tyler, Texas-based geriatric post-acute home health and hospice provider. The capital package — including senior debt, subordinated debt and preferred equity — is intended to accelerate Choice's geographic expansion and add-on acquisition strategy across multiple Southwestern states.
Coltala Holdings' home-services platform Trudela Partners acquired two Dallas–Fort Worth residential HVAC businesses — North Texas Heating and Air Conditioning (Denton) and Big Bear Air Conditioning and Heating (Frisco) — expanding Trudela's coverage in the Metroplex. The add-ons strengthen Trudela's residential service footprint and technician capacity across the northern corridor of the DFW market.
Coltala Holdings, via its HVAC/home-services platform Trudela Partners, acquired two Dallas–Fort Worth HVAC businesses — Metro Energy Savers (Arlington, TX) and Walker Heating & Air Conditioning (Mesquite, TX). The transactions were supported by subordinated debt and an equity co-investment from Patriot Capital and are add-on acquisitions to expand Trudela's service footprint across the DFW metroplex.
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