SCP has total committed capital in excess of $55 million. Investors in SCP
include financiers, top executives, and founders of successful companies representing
a broad spectrum of industries. SCP and its portfolio companies benefit from
this experience, as well as the breadth and depth of resources at Sage. SCP actively pursues investment opportunities across several industry sectors.
In general, SCP focuses on companies with revenues betwe...
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The Sage Group,
LLC acquired Mercury Partners Fund - III, L.P. in September 2003 and changed
its name to Sage Capital Partners,
L.P.
Sage Capital Partners,
L.P. (“SCP”) is now the private equity arm of The Sage Group, LLC
(“Sage”), a leading Los Angeles-based merchant bank.
SCP has total committed capital in excess of $55 million. Investors in SCP
include financiers, top executives, and founders of successful companies representing
a broad spectrum of industries. SCP and its portfolio companies benefit from
this experience, as well as the breadth and depth of resources at Sage.
SCP actively pursues investment opportunities across several industry sectors.
In general, SCP focuses on companies with revenues between $20 and $150 million,
and that require equity capital to:
- Finance management buyouts, strategic acquisitions, recapitalizations,
or growth;
- Acquire non-strategic divisions or subsidiaries of larger companies;
- Provide
liquidity to asset-based borrowers;
- Fund sound businesses constrained by
estate, tax, health, or other liquidity issues; and
- Complete complementary
acquisitions for current portfolio companies.
SCP has a proven track record
of successfully investing in small and mid-sized companies. SCP’s investment
professionals have decades of experience investing in a wide variety of industries,
including
business services, consumer
products, and manufacturing companies.
SCP seeks companies with experienced management teams, well-defined business
segments, strong market positions, and significant potential for long-term
growth. SCP does not directly manage the companies in which it invests, but
rather, works closely with management to develop and execute strategic plans,
identify and negotiate acquisitions, finance continued growth, and increase
shareholder value.
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