Achieve your goals with a transaction tailored to your needs.
Seidler Equity Partners delivers unique financing solutions.
Our Investment Commitment: Flexibility and Creativity
No two businesses – and no two business owners – are the same. That’s why we apply flexibility and creativity to each investment opportunity to achieve each transaction’s unique objectives. We have the unique flexibility to provide capital in support of either minority or majority equity transactions. In many instances, we can help owners and executives accomplish more than one of these typical financing goals:
Growth Capital Financing
We invest in businesses seeking additional capital to purchase equipment, introduce new products and accelerate organic growth or make strategic acquisitions. We act as a value-added resource to help implement the chosen growth strategy.
Family Business and Estate Planning Transaction
Under current tax law, business owners often find it challenging to transfer ownership of a family-run company to the next generation without the aid of a financial partner. Our transactions are often accompanied by an estate-planning liquidity event that allows certain shareholders to exit while other shareholders remain and often increase their ownership. In most cases, we can implement highly efficient tax structures to effect a generational recapitalization.
Management Buyout
We provide financial backing to executives in transactions where non-management owners of private companies or divisions of large corporations are seeking to sell a business to the company’s management team.
Owner-Operator Recapitalization
We partner with business owners that want to diversify their net worth through the sale of a portion of their equity in a business. In many cases, the transaction provides the owner with a significant liquidity event and ongoing operating control, while preserving additional value upside through continuing equity participation in the business.
Partner Buyout
We support business owners seeking an equity partner to purchase the interests of inactive or retiring shareholders.