Industrial Services Private Equity Firms
28 mid-market firms that invest in industrial services companies. Each profile covers check size, target EBITDA, strategy, and add-on appetite, sourced from the firms' own published criteria.
- Align Capital Partners
Align splits its team between Cleveland and Dallas and buys lower-middle-market companies across business services, industrial services, specialty manufacturing, and software.
- Allied Industrial Partners
A Houston firm built around heavy industrial themes: environmental services, waste, critical infrastructure, niche manufacturing.
- Argosy Private Equity
Argosy has been buying $3M to $10M EBITDA manufacturing and business services companies from its Philadelphia-area base for decades, with roughly $3.8B under management across its platform.
- Audax Private Equity
One of the most prolific buy-and-build investors in private equity, with roughly $19B in AUM.
- Blue Sage Capital
An Austin firm with over $1B under management and a $618M flagship fund, investing $25M to $60M in environmental solutions, specialty services, and niche manufacturing.
- Boyne Capital
A Miami firm targeting $3M to $15M EBITDA companies under $100M of revenue across business services, healthcare, consumer, and niche manufacturing.
- Center Rock Capital Partners
Chicago industrial specialists with an appetite for complexity: Center Rock will underwrite up to $50M EBITDA including negative-EBITDA turnarounds in $50M to $500M revenue industrial businesses.
- CenterOak Partners
A Dallas firm investing $20M to $100M in industrial growth, specialty distribution, and outsourced industrial services companies with $5M to $35M of EBITDA.
- Coalesce Capital
A newer New York firm with a $900M debut fund focused on human-capital-driven and tech-enabled services: compliance, facility services, HR outsourcing.
- CORE Industrial Partners
A Chicago firm with $1.58B raised, buying manufacturing, industrial technology, and industrial services companies up to $20M EBITDA.
- Frontenac Company
A Chicago firm investing through a CEO1ST model: it identifies proven executives first, then buys companies for them to run.
- GenNx360 Capital Partners
A New York firm buying industrial services, manufacturing, transportation, and logistics companies with $5M to $35M of EBITDA.
- Graycliff Partners
A New York firm descended from HSBC's private capital arm, investing $10M to $100M in niche manufacturing, distribution, and industrial services companies with $4M to $50M of EBITDA.
- Hidden Harbor Capital Partners
A Boca Raton firm with an $800M third fund buying industrial and business services companies with $5M to $30M of EBITDA.
- Huron Capital
A Detroit firm known for its ExecFactor model: partnering with executives to consolidate fragmented services industries.
- Kian Capital
A Charlotte and Atlanta firm with $1.1B under management, investing $15M to $40M in consumer, services, and distribution businesses with $3M to $15M of EBITDA.
- LFM Capital
A Nashville firm founded by manufacturing operators, not bankers, buying precision manufacturing and industrial services companies from $3M of EBITDA.
- May River Capital
A Chicago firm investing $30M to $90M in industrial growth businesses: flow control, instrumentation, precision equipment, and technical services with $4M to $15M of EBITDA.
- MPE Partners
A Cleveland and Boston firm buying high-value manufacturing and commercial services companies with $8M to $40M of EBITDA.
- Onward Capital
A Chicago-area firm investing in industrial manufacturing and value-added distribution companies with $4M to $15M of EBITDA.
- Oridian Capital Partners
A Washington DC firm, formerly HCI Equity Partners, buying technician-based services, distribution, and light manufacturing businesses.
- Platte River Equity
A Denver firm with $1.7B+ raised, buying industrial businesses with $5M to $30M of EBITDA: testing and inspection, environmental services, critical equipment.
- River Associates Investments
A Chattanooga firm on its eighth fund ($345M), buying manufacturing, distribution, and industrial services companies with $3M to $15M of EBITDA.
- Saw Mill Capital
A Briarcliff Manor firm investing $15M to $100M per platform in engineered products, specialty distribution, and industrial services companies with $3M to $25M of EBITDA.
- Southfield Capital
A Greenwich firm investing $20M to $125M in outsourced business services companies with $4M to $20M of EBITDA: commercial services, environmental services, logistics, and professional services.
- Stellex Capital Management
A New York and London firm investing $75M to $150M in industrial, consumer, and food businesses, with real appetite for operational complexity, carve-outs, and turnarounds.
- Svoboda Capital Partners
A Chicago firm investing $10M to $25M in professional services, industrial and commercial services, and logistics businesses with $3M to $15M of EBITDA.
- White Wolf Capital
A Miami firm with $600M+ AUM investing in lower-middle-market industrials, waterworks distribution, and HVAC and plumbing services.