Fundraising

The recently launched Kinterra Critical Materials & Infrastructure Opportunities Fund II has already met its goal, a source told Buyouts, and is expected to close by year’s end.

Architect focuses on companies within the diversified industrials, business services, and consumer staples sectors, typically with revenues between $50 million and $750 million.

Lexington Co-Investment Partners VI, launched in December 2023, has a target of $4bn, and has so far raised $3.75bn.

Defying a tough fundraising climate, the pool smashes its target while generating real-time cashflow and DPI.

The fund aims to bolster local economies with investments.

Fund IV builds on Heritage Group’s strategy of making minority and majority investments in healthcare services and technology businesses.

In a tough fundraising market, an opportunity to add a new and very rich pool of retirement savings as a capital source is enticing for private equity GPs, especially the very largest.

High River Resources II’s limited partners include institutional investors, registered investment advisors, and family offices.

Pacific Equity Partners recently closed its seventh flagship fund on a company-record A$3.2bn, securing several new LPs in the process – and it led fundraising internally.

Glade Brook Strategic Growth Fund IV is focused on growth equity investments in early-, mid- and late-stage tech companies.