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Capital Resource Partners makes control investments in lower middle market companies with proven business models and strong positions in attractive and growing markets.
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Founded in 1987, Capital Resource Partners is a Boston based private equity firm that provides growth, acquisition and buyout financing to lower middle market companies.
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CRP is here to help with a take-out financing. Please email or call Jeff Potter (jpotter@crp.com or 617-478-9611), Nick Scola (nscola@crp.com or 617-478-9621) or Andy Silverman (asilverman@crp.com or 617-478-9620) to discuss how we can help your business continue to grow and prosper.
Capital Resource Partners operates as a private equity firm. The Company focuses on management buy-outs, acquisitions, mergers, recapitalizations, restructuring, and other corporate...
Capital Resource Partners, founded in 1987, is a Boston-based private investment firm specializing in lower middle market companies across the U.S. With over $1.1 billion invested in more than 100 companies, the firm focuses on control transactions in sectors like Business Services, Consumer Products, Healthcare, and Technology, aiming for ...
In principle, a buyer can acquire a business with 'no money down' if the seller's asking price is lower than the value of the company's assets. For this strategy to work, the seller has to sell the company for 90% of the assets value (or less). This scenario opens an important question.