Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Source Capital is a private investment firm providing flexible equity and debt capital to lower middle-market companies across a broad range of industries. Its investment strategy targets growing companies with > $2 million in EBITDA seeking a growth-oriented partner.
Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
9 buyout · 3 growth capital · 2 recapitalization
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 14 tracked deals for Source Capital.
Canopy Capital Partners, together with Source Capital and other co-investors, acquired Archway Service Group. Archway provides on-call repair and preventative maintenance services for commercial foodservice equipment across the Southeastern United States, including related sharpening and replacement of cutting tools.
Lockeland Capital Partners has acquired Don Young Company, a 47-year-old Dallas-based manufacturer of windows and storm doors. Source Capital provided debt and equity from an affiliate SBIC fund to support the transaction and will partner with Lockeland to support DYC's next phase of growth.
Chartwell Investments' CHIEF Capital has led a growth investment in World Water Works (WWW), with Backcast Partners and Source Capital joining as capital partners to fund the company's expansion and innovation initiatives. World Water Works, a U.S.-based provider of water and wastewater treatment systems and services headquartered in Oklahoma City, will use the capital to accelerate growth, develop new solutions for industrial and municipal clients, and solidify its market-leading position.
Liftout Capital acquired Pay4Leads, Inc., a performance marketing and lead generation firm based in Exton, Pennsylvania. The deal supports Pay4Leads’ expansion from tree-care leads into adjacent residential services verticals such as roofing, siding, and windows. Deal terms were not disclosed.
Georgia Oak Partners has acquired Septic Blue, a residential septic services provider operating in the Atlanta, Charlotte and Raleigh metro areas. Source Capital, via Source Capital Credit Opportunities IV, provided debt financing and an equity co-investment to support the transaction; Septic Blue founder Bob Minkert will remain involved for a transition period.
Seneca Partners acquired Wyoming Corporate Services, a Cheyenne-based corporate formation and registered agent services company. Source Capital (via SCCO IV) and White Wolf Private Credit provided debt financing and an equity co-investment to close the transaction and fund growth and compliance-related initiatives; the seller was owner Gerald Pitts.
Chartwell Investments Entrepreneur & Founder Capital (CHIEF Capital) led a growth investment into Guardian Fleet Services, with financing and co-investment support from Source Capital, Backcast Partners and Morgan Stanley Private Credit. Guardian used proceeds to merge and acquire Emerald Transportation (Pompano Beach, FL) and Sapp's Wrecker Service (Savannah, GA), expanding Guardian's footprint to 23 locations and strengthening its towing, recovery and specialized transportation fleet across Florida and Georgia.
Source Capital, a private equity firm, has acquired Kitchen Brains, a Stratford, Connecticut–based designer and manufacturer of smart cooking controls, embedded electronics and a SaaS production management solution. Terms were not disclosed; Source Capital said it will partner with management to accelerate the product pipeline, bolster scalability and pursue expansion opportunities across the company's hardware and software offerings.
Source Capital, via its credit fund (Source Capital Credit Opportunities IV, LP) and its SBIC fund, has made an investment in Nexus Cognitive Solutions by providing debt financing to support Nexus’s acquisition of a cloud solutions and software development services provider. Nexus Cognitive Solutions, a service-disabled veteran-owned AI, data analytics and software-development firm headquartered in Addison, Texas, will use the financing to deepen its cloud, systems-integration and software development capabilities and accelerate growth in the public sector and enterprise markets.
Dallas-based private equity firm Altacrest Capital recapitalized Big Blanket Co, a Springfield, Missouri–based direct-to-consumer seller of oversized premium blankets. Source Capital and Venturi Private Wealth participated with debt and equity support (CrossFirst Bank provided a credit facility), and Big Blanket Co's founder and management remain substantial shareholders as the business pursues expanded product and eCommerce growth.
Source Capital, through its Source Capital Credit Opportunities Fund III (SCCO III), provided debt financing to recapitalize and supply growth funding for CTL Amedica, a designer, manufacturer and distributor of spinal fusion and fixation products. The financing will support CTL Amedica's product-portfolio expansion—including its silicon nitride spinal implants—and ongoing commercialization to surgeons and healthcare providers across the U.S.
Black Lake Capital acquired Spinnaker SCA — the merged business formed from SCApath (Boulder, CO) and Spinnaker SCS (Houston, TX) — with financing provided by Source Capital. The combined firm provides end-to-end supply chain strategy, planning and execution services, and Black Lake said the acquisition will accelerate growth in omni-channel commerce and supply chain technology solutions.
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