Management:
The most important factor in any venture is the quality and integrity of
the people who lead the company.
Typically our clients are individual/family-owned businesses in which the
founder/owner is also the day-to-day CEO and has significant operating experience as
well as an in-depth knowledge of the industry.
Additionally,
since none of us get through life without making some mistakes, we prefer to
work with those individuals who have the character, strength and resiliency to
learn from their mistakes and leverage those experiences for later successes.
Markets:
We prefer to work with companies that have the potential to reach total industry
revenues of $100 million or more.
Products/Services:
We look for companies in manufacturing, distribution, corporate and business
services, technology {hardware/software/infrastructure}, and other similar
industries and services.
We do not work on oil/gas deals, startups, or real estate {unless the real estate
is simply a supportive part of the business assets}. we also do not work
with companies or individuals in the "idea" or "concept"
stage.
Investments:
Investments can take a variety of forms ranging from
private equity to senior notes, subordinated notes and stock purchase warrants to convertible
debentures to convertible preferred stock {see
Corporate
Finance }.
Expansion Financing:
Rapidly growing companies usually require outside capital to fund their growth.
Adequate bank financing is often unavailable, and a public offering may be
premature. We help our clients access capital to support growth.
Additionally, we help improve a growing company's access to financing from banks or other
institutions {see
Corporate
Finance }.
Management Buyouts
Managers who have the opportunity to
acquire businesses often need outside capital and financial expertise to complete such
transactions.
Capital
Markets Group, Inc. may represent
either the management group or the selling company in such transactions.
We specialize in management buyouts and place a high priority on these types of
projects {see
Management
Buyouts}.
Recapitalizations:
Owners of sizable privately owned companies often need liquidity but do not desire to
sell their companies. Capital
Markets Group, Inc. organizes financing for
recapitalizations to provide liquidity and address the complex estate and tax problems
facing the owners of such businesses. Companies suitable for recapitalization should
have sales in excess of $7 million and a history of profitability {see
Corporate
Finance }.
Partners with Management:
In addition to providing financing solutions,
Capital
Markets Group,
Inc.
seeks to
form lasting partnerships with management to jointly maximize shareholder value. This is
typically accomplished by providing financial advisory services on diverse matters of
strategic importance {see
How We Work
and Advisory Services }.
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Types
of Businesses:
Privately Held
Small-Cap Public
Subsidiaries and Divisions of Larger Enterprises
Transaction Types
Mergers
Acquisitions
Management Buyouts
Corporate Finance
Mezzanine Financing
Subordinated Debt
Private Equity
Turnarounds and Workouts
Recapitalizations
Size
Annual Revenues in excess of $7 million up to, or exceeding, $120
million.
Profitability
Profitable in at least two of the past four years.
No profitability minimum for Management Buyouts, Turnarounds,
Workouts and Recapitalizations
Management
Preference for exceptional management teams but will also work
Turnarounds, Workouts, and Recapitalizations which might require management transition
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Areas of
Interest
Manufacturing
Distribution
Corporate Services
Business Services
Technology {hardware/software/infrastructure}
Consumer Products
Consumer Services
Industrial Products
Industrial Services
Outsourced Manufacturing
Outsourced Services
Back-Room Infrastructure
Industrial Manufacturing
Healthcare
Packaging
Business Services
Value-Added Distributors
We do not work on:
Oil/Gas Deals
Startups
Real Estate
{unless the real estate
is simply a supportive part of the business assets}.
We also do not work with companies or individuals in the "idea"
or "concept" stage.
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