Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2018-2023.
New York, New York, United States
Strategic private equity firm specializing in building value in consumer companies using a combination of investment, strategic and operational expertise. Targets consumer-sector businesses (typically $50M–$250M revenue) with majority control preferred.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2018-2023.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
2 buyout · 1 addon · 1 divestiture
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Sabatino Tartufi, the 113-year-old truffle specialist headquartered in West Haven, Connecticut, received a strategic investment from Traub Capital Partners, with Three Hills Capital Partners also participating. The Balestra family will remain in leadership while the new capital is intended to fund facility and infrastructure improvements and to expand brand awareness, distribution and growth across Sabatino's foodservice, commercial and CPG divisions.
Traub Capital Partners has made a majority investment in HITS Shows, the largest U.S. producer of hunter/jumper horse shows, to support venue improvements and strategic growth. HITS will continue operating under CEO Tom Struzzieri, who retains a significant stake while the company leverages TCP’s hospitality and consumer-focused operational expertise.
Signature Brands, a Traub Capital Partners-backed consumer products platform, has acquired Brand Castle, a Bedford Heights, Ohio maker of baking and decorating kits, gingerbread houses and licensed baking mixes. The acquisition is an add-on to Signature Brands' portfolio intended to expand its product assortment, seasonal capabilities and retail presence across mass merchants.
Traub Capital has purchased MANA Products, a Long Island City–based prestige beauty contract manufacturer. The private equity firm said it will leverage MANA’s R&D and contract manufacturing capabilities to support strategic growth while MANA’s management and workforce remain in Long Island City, New York.
Swiss consumer goods company The Hero Group has sold its U.S. decoration business, Signature Brands, to investors Traub Capital. The divestment allows Hero to focus on core categories such as baby food and healthy snacks; financial terms were not disclosed.
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