Investor Type | Firm |
Type of Fund | Private Equity Fund |
Industries | Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Other • IT (& TMT) • BioTech • Businesses Solutions • CleanTech • HealthTech (& Fitness) |
Stages | Expansion, MBO/LBO, Acquisition, Recapitalization |
Investing | United States • Canada • Europe |
WhiteHorse Capital is an investment fund that specializes in providing debt financing solutions to middle market companies across the United States and Europe. They engage primarily in senior debt, second lien, uni tranche, buyout, bridge, refinancing, growth capital, acquisition, and balance sheet recapitalization transactions. The firm primarily targets sectors such as business services, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, food, agriculture, and finance. They have expertise in areas such as Debt and Mezzanine financing and have built a reputation for supporting expansion, MBO/LBO, acquisition, and recapitalization efforts. As a Private Equity Fund based at 600 Fifth Avenue, 22nd Floor, New York, New York, 10020, United States, WhiteHorse Capital is committed to helping their investments build market-leading positions. Their in-house operating expertise is dedicated to assisting talented management teams and entrepreneurs in becoming industry leaders. They focus on aligning with visionary management teams and entrepreneurs who take substantial equity positions in their companies to help build businesses of significant value. Their team possesses significant operating, consulting, technology, and financial management experience, which enables them to contribute meaningfully to their portfolio companies. WhiteHorse Capital's investment strategy is to invest in operating companies that can utilize their value-add capabilities. They take a creative and flexible approach to private equity investment and sensibly finance transactions, taking into account the capital requirements to meet the company's growth and expansion plans. By working closely with management teams and company owners, they enable diversification of holdings while retaining operational control. Their criteria focus on small and medium-sized enterprises with revenues of up to $1 billion depending on the industry sector. They prefer companies with high-quality, value-added products, favorable growth prospects, and proven, motivated management teams.