Qualification
We Don't Take Every Company.
Selectivity is not marketing posture. A company that isn't ready for a reporting environment doesn't benefit from being placed in one.
Ideal Profile
What a qualified operator usually looks like.
No single criterion decides anything. Taken together, they describe a business that can survive diligence and use a public structure productively.
- Approximately $3M–$25M+ EBITDA
- Consistent cash flow
- Founder-led or operator-led businesses
- Management intends to continue operating the company
- Three years of financial history
- Financial statements that can withstand audit and diligence
- No excessive customer concentration
- A credible acquisition or expansion strategy
- A genuine need for growth capital
- A business operating in a scalable or fragmented industry
We're not buying your past. We're pricing your future — and you're still the one running it.
Send It Over If...
- You are profitable.
- You want to acquire competitors.
- You need growth capital.
- You intend to remain the operator.
- Your financials can survive diligence.
- You understand that becoming public creates permanent obligations.
Take a Pass If...
- You are simply trying to exit.
- You want the stock price promoted.
- You need a guaranteed listing.
- Your financials cannot withstand scrutiny.
- Public-company reporting costs are unrealistic for your business.
- You are looking for a speculative shortcut.
Industries
Built for Real Businesses. Not Speculation.
We work across scalable or fragmented industries. The industry matters less than the quality of the operating history behind it.
- Healthcare
- Energy
- Technology
- Consumer products
- Manufacturing
- Real estate
- Financial services
- Business services
- Logistics
- Industrial services
- Other scalable or fragmented industries
The goal isn't to become public. The goal is to become more capable of scaling.