Three Sun Capital execs leave firm and form new PE firm Palm Peak Capital

Palm Peak will be focused on making majority investments in North America-based middle-market industrial manufacturing and business services companies.

ByIris Dorbian

10 April 2024•2 mins read

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Three Sun Capital execs leave firm and form new PE firm Palm Peak Capital

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