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Butterfly co-founder Adam Waglay on Qdoba: ‘We didn’t do the single-asset CV because we had run out of options. There is a lot more upside.’

Rhône, Thompson Street and Roark are among the PE firms targeting food and beverage assets.

MiddleGround has made one exit so far in 2025, with the September sale of Arrow Tru-Line to Chamberlain Group, a Blackstone portfolio company.

New York-based OceanSound is looking at Europe 'more closely' but barriers to entry remain.

There has been a great deal of interest in FTTH businesses from large infrastructure funds and strategics, said Oak Hill's Scott Baker.

From leading deals at Shamrock Capital to making gourmet pizza, Michael LaSalle tackles challenges with precision and calm.

The automotive industry, especially the repair side, is fragmented, Hollis told PE Hub.

Delayed by a global health crisis, EagleTree’s sale of the New Jersey-based B2B media company is a story of resilience and timing.

Uncertainty around the outcome of the next presidential election in theory will encourage PE firms to exit investments, but the question remains whether the theory will be put into reality with political turmoil dominating headlines.

Goldman Sachs Asset Management is taking the lead on a CV to move the ice-cream maker out of an existing CV, sources say.