Cyprium Investment Partners, a non-control private equity firm, has completed a new subordinated debt investment in Caro Nut Company, with the proceeds used to fund Caro’s continued growth by providing working capital flexibility.
The liquidity and general financial footing of companies were points of emphasis in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. For Cyprium Partners Managing Partner Michael Conaton, most of that time was spent talking with portfolio companies about their financial position.
Cyprium Partners, a non-control private equity firm, has completed a new preferred equity and subordinated debt investment in Chief Enterprises Holding LLC, with the proceeds used for growth and to facilitate the recapitalization of the Company.
Cyprium Partners is pleased to announce the closing of its fifth fund with $445 million of committed capital. Cyprium greatly appreciates the support of its limited partners which include insurance companies, asset managers, pension funds, and family offices, many of which have been with the group for two decades.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought our everyday routines to a grinding halt, including those in the business and dealmaking community. As the markets continue to veer up and down based on the news at that particular moment, Smart Business Dealmakers wanted to get a sense of how those typically on the frontlines of deal activity are reacting to what’s happening. We understand that news is changing by the minute, but given that reality, here is a sampling of what leaders and dealmakers across our readership had to say.
Cyprium Partners provides non-control capital for middle-market companies in need of a small boost on the path to meeting their growth objectives. “Our goal is to work with families, founders and entrepreneurs who need capital — or at least think they need capital — and don’t want to give up control,” says John Sinnenberg, partner, chairman and founding member at the firm.