Buy-Side Origination & Execution
Growthink Capital provides targeted buy-side M&A services for Private Equity funds, Family Offices, and Strategic Operators.
Helping Investors Execute with Precision
Growthink Capital provides targeted buy-side M&A services for Private Equity funds, Family Offices, and Strategic Operators.
- For investors, we support platform and add-on mandates with a structured, ongoing pipeline of acquisition opportunities.
- For operators, we facilitate opportunistic and inorganic growth scenarios through acquisitions.
Whether you need full execution support or selective deal sourcing, we streamline the process from target identification to a closed partnership.
Growthink Capital Advisors Have Unmatched Experience
Our Approach to Buy-Side M&A
Representative Buy Side Mandates
Engagement Models
Representative Buy Side Transactions
Tower Arch Capital: Acquisition of Softvision ($110M)
Growthink introduced Softvision, a digital engineering firm, to Tower Arch Capital. The company was acquired for $110M and later integrated into Cognizant, strengthening its digital capabilities.
Graham Partners: Add-On Acquisition of Bel-Art Products ($30M)
Growthink sourced Bel-Art Products, a manufacturer of labware and scientific tools, as an add-on for SP Industries. The acquisition, valued at $30M, expanded SP’s portfolio in the laboratory equipment space.
Stonebridge Partners: Acquisition of BrandFX ($60M)
Growthink facilitated the acquisition of BrandFX, a leading manufacturer of lightweight composite service truck bodies, for $60M. The partnership enhanced Stonebridge’s industrial portfolio.
The Oxford Group: Building a Manufacturing Portfolio
Growthink worked with this Minnesota-based family office and platform operator to identify and execute partnerships in the B2B metal and wood fabrication space. Our role spanned from target sourcing and valuation to due diligence and lender coordination, resulting in multiple successful acquisitions. With a structured M&A playbook in place, Growthink continues to support Oxford Group’s long-term expansion strategy.