Investor Type | Firm |
Industries | Media • Education • FinTech (& Financials services) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Logistics (& Distribution) • Real Estate (& Construction) |
Stages | Acquisition |
Investing | United States |
Investment Range | $40,830,000 - $40,830,000 |
Gulf Capital Partners is an investment banking firm established in 1995, with a focus on serving middle market companies. As a leading thematically driven and socially conscious alternative investment company, they have over eighteen years of investment experience in Growth Markets, particularly in sectors such as Media, Education, FinTech (& Financial Services), Hardware (& Manufacturing), Energy, HealthTech (& Fitness), Logistics (& Distribution), and Real Estate (& Construction). Their expertise lies in handling mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, and providing strategic advisory services to both public and private entities. Further, Gulf Capital is actively engaged in equity involvement in client companies - acquiring equity interests in operating companies, and this often involves capital contributions from their network of qualified investors. They pride themselves on forming partnerships with dynamic entrepreneurs and exceptional management teams, aiming to offer growth capital, strategic advice, and operational expertise to foster market-leading global businesses. Their merchant banking activities underscore their commitment to acquisition and growth, with a minimum and maximum investment amount of $40,830,000. Gulf Capital's operations extend to private equity, growth capital, and real estate through joint ventures like Gulf Related. They place ESG risk management at the heart of their investment decision-making and corporate processes, aligning with global sustainability principles. With $2.4 billion in AUM, 45 investments, and legacy of 18 years, they aim to deliver superior and sustainable performance, demonstrating significant expertise and dedication across the range of their specialized sectors.