Fundraising

Fund III’s limited partners include Gulf Cooperation Council investors.

In their Q1 earnings calls, large, listed firms, some of which have recently launched ambitious fundraising campaigns, spoke to the possible effects of a foreign LP pullback.

The firm has invested in companies like Coupang, Carvana, Databricks, Flipkart, Discord, Stripe and Wiz.

'If we’re still talking about it six months from now, my guess is we’ll have seen a 2025 where the pace of play was impacted by uncertainty,' Abbrecht told Buyouts.

The firm, now known as ECP Growth, will look to new investments and new sources of capital under its fresh moniker.

Invictus Growth Fund II’s LPs include pension plans, endowments, foundations, insurance companies, healthcare institutions and family offices.

The fundraising haul puts the firm on track to hit its $5bn target for Arcline Capital Partners IV.

Fund II will target founder-owned companies across the Southeastern US, with a focus on the franchise, multi-unit and commercial services sectors.

ODI III will focus on developing, acquiring, and owning data centers and other connectivity related real assets.

PX3 Partners Fund I’s LPs include asset managers, endowment and foundations, global family offices, insurance companies, and pension funds, as well as prominent business founders and executives.