Tracked deals
20
20 tracked deals across 2019-2024.
San Francisco, California, United States
Golden Gate Capital is a San Francisco-based private equity investment firm with approximately $20 billion in cumulative committed capital. The firm invests across a wide range of industries and transaction types, including going-privates, corporate divestitures, and recapitalizations, as well as debt and public equity investments.
Tracked deals
20
20 tracked deals across 2019-2024.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
7 buyout · 6 recapitalization · 5 addon
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 20 tracked deals for Golden Gate Capital.
oneZero Financial Systems, a Somerville-based provider of multi-asset trading technology, received a minority growth investment from Golden Gate Capital with existing investor Lovell Minnick Partners remaining in place. The capital will support oneZero's product roadmap, team expansion and M&A-driven growth while founders Andrew Ralich and Jesse Johnson remain largest individual shareholders and continue in executive roles.
Golden Gate Capital has made a growth investment in Brava Roof Tile to support the company's production capacity expansion and broader growth initiatives. Brava's management, led by CEO Adam Brantman and CMO Andrew Ahrens, will continue to lead the company and remain significant shareholders; financial terms were not disclosed.
Covia Energy LLC and Black Mountain Sand Holdings LLC have merged in an all-stock transaction to form Iron Oak Energy Solutions, a proppant supplier with roughly 30 million tons of annual production capacity and operations across major North American shale basins. The combined company is privately sponsored by Anchorage Capital Advisors, Golden Gate Capital, and NGP and will be headquartered in Houston, Texas to serve producers with both in-basin and Northern White sand assets.
Golden Gate Capital has completed a recapitalization of Virginia Green, a Richmond-based provider of residential and commercial lawn treatment services, in partnership with founder and CEO Gil Grattan who remains a significant shareholder and will continue as CEO. The investment will support Virginia Green’s expansion into existing and adjacent geographies and help scale its subscription-based lawn care platform.
Golden Gate Capital has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority equity stake in DMC Power from Bridgepoint; financial terms were not disclosed. DMC Power, a designer and manufacturer of proprietary high-voltage connector systems with manufacturing sites in Carson, California and Olive Branch, Mississippi and a team of over 200 employees, will continue to be led by CEO Tony Ward who remains a significant shareholder.
Parallel Advisors completed a recapitalization led by its management team and Golden Gate Capital to accelerate organic growth and M&A. In connection with the investment, Parallel acquired AUTUS Asset Management, bringing the combined firm to approximately $5.7 billion in AUM, and prior minority investor Emigrant Partners fully exited.
Securly, a Golden Gate Capital-backed K-12 student safety and wellness platform, has acquired Eduspire Solutions, a provider of e-hallpass and flex period management software for K-12 schools. The deal adds on-campus student movement and scheduling capabilities to Securly's whole-student success platform to better support student safety and wellness across districts.
Securly, a K-12 student safety and wellness platform and portfolio company of Golden Gate Capital, has acquired Rhithm, a Fort Worth–based social-emotional learning (SEL) and student wellness platform. The deal combines Rhithm's SEL check-in assessments and content with Securly's whole-student success platform to create an integrated K-12 student wellness solution.
Securly, a Golden Gate Capital‑backed K‑12 student safety and wellness platform, has acquired Dyknow, an Indianapolis‑based provider of classroom management and device impact measurement software. The deal combines Dyknow’s classroom management and device-usage analytics with Securly’s student safety, wellness and engagement offerings to expand capabilities and analytics for K‑12 customers.
TransUnion agreed to acquire Neustar for $3.1 billion in cash to expand its identity-resolution, marketing and fraud capabilities. Neustar's security business was excluded from the sale and has been spun out as Neustar Security Services, now a standalone portfolio company backed by Golden Gate Capital and GIC.
Golden Gate Capital has completed a recapitalization of All My Sons Moving & Storage, partnering with founder and CEO Robert Peterson who will remain a significant shareholder and continue to lead the company from Carrollton, Texas. The transaction will support All My Sons' growth plans — the company operates ~75 locations across 29 states and will pursue new market entry and expansion into adjacent categories with Golden Gate’s support; financial terms were not disclosed.
Golden Gate Capital launched a new energy infrastructure platform, Stonehill Environmental Partners, led by CEO Jay Parkinson, and is the platform's anchor investor. As Stonehill's first acquisition, Golden Gate acquired the assets of Waterfield Midstream in the Permian Basin (Martin County, Midland Basin) to serve as the flagship investment for the water pipeline, recycling and disposal business.
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