Private Equity Firms in Connecticut
12 mid-market firms headquartered in Connecticut. Sector focus, check size, and investment criteria for each, drawn from the firms' own published materials.
8 of 12 are based in Greenwich. Most common sector focus: Consumer, Manufacturing, Food & Beverage. Published EBITDA targets: 4 at $5M-$15M, 2 at $15M-$40M, 1 at $40M+.
- Altus Capital Partners
Altus does one thing: niche manufacturing businesses with at least $4M of EBITDA.
- Amulet Capital Partners
A healthcare-only firm in Greenwich managing roughly $3B, writing $50M to $150M checks into life-sciences outsourcing, providers, and payor services.
- Brookside Equity Partners
A Stamford holding-company-style investor in manufacturing, food ingredients, and services businesses with $5M to $25M+ of EBITDA.
- Brynwood Partners
Brynwood buys orphaned and under-loved food and consumer brands from large corporates, then rebuilds them, with enterprise values from $25M up to $1B.
- Clearview Capital
A Stamford firm running a classic buy-and-build model on $5M to $25M EBITDA companies in business services, niche manufacturing, and distribution, with $30M to $125M of equity per platform and smaller checks for add-ons..
- Forward Consumer Partners
A Greenwich consumer specialist with a $500M second fund covering food, beverage alcohol, personal care, pet, and enthusiast brands.
- Great Point Partners
A Greenwich healthcare investor with a $507M fourth fund, typically deploying $7M to $25M into lower-middle-market healthcare companies.
- Hamilton Robinson Capital Partners
A Stamford firm calling its niche modern industrial: engineered manufacturing, factory automation, robotics, and the B2B services around them.
- KarpReilly
A Greenwich growth firm investing $10M to $25M in consumer brands, restaurants, and omnichannel retail.
- North Castle Partners
A Greenwich firm that has spent 25 years on one theme: healthy, active, sustainable living.
- Pillsman Partners
A Greenwich firm targeting industrial and infrastructure equipment businesses with $2M to $15M of EBITDA at entry.
- 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.
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