Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2023-2026.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Hidden River Strategic Capital is an investment firm backing small business owner-operators with structured capital—primarily junior debt and preferred equity—for growth and/or inactive shareholder recaps, typically in non-control positions. Hidden River generally invests about $7.5M–$25M into companies with $10M+ revenue and $2M+ EBITDA.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2023-2026.
Recent pace
3
3 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
2 addon · 2 buyout · 1 growth capital
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
Hidden River Strategic Capital invested in Northstar Senior Living in connection with Northstar’s merger with Alta Senior Living. The merged company will operate under the Northstar Senior Living brand, with Northstar’s team running day-to-day operations and Alta CEO Doug Brawn serving as Board Chair.
Valesco Industries completed a control recapitalization of Nipples, Elbows & Couplings, Inc. (“NEC”), a Houston-based manufacturer of PVC-coated electrical conduit and fittings used in corrosive infrastructure end markets. Hidden River Strategic Capital and GMB Capital Partners also partnered in the recapitalization, providing subordinated debt alongside a senior term loan and revolver from another investor-lender.
Hidden River Strategic Capital’s portfolio company Somersault acquired six The Little Gym locations in the South Bay and San Jose markets to expand into California. The deal adds to Somersault’s existing operations, bringing it to 29 units across eight states, with additional locations planned for development.
Granite Creek Capital Partners provided growth capital to support a management-led buyout of Seedbox Solution, with co-investments from Everside Capital Partners and Hidden River Strategic Capital. The financing positions Seedbox to expand its seed-box wash/repair and rental services, accelerate 'smart box' technology deployment, and the firm named Peter Lehman and Jim Zimmer to the company's board.
DBW Holdings, parent of Diamond Blade Warehouse, acquired Peak Toolworks in a deal completed with private investors Granite Creek Capital Partners and Canterbury Ventures, with financing from Hidden River Strategic Capital and Muzinich BDC, Inc. Peak Toolworks will join DBW under the DBW Holdings umbrella and continue to operate as a separate business, expanding DBW's product and service offerings across infrastructure, construction, automotive and manufacturing end markets.
Hidden River Strategic Capital and Taurus Capital Partners partnered to form Somersault Holdings, LLC and acquired seven existing The Little Gym franchise locations across North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee from long-time franchisees the Moore Family and Connie Tator. Hidden River's investment is its first from its inaugural fund and Taurus' Griffin Gordon will play an active operational role as Somersault looks to expand further through acquisitions and development of new locations.
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