Private Equity

Transaction Types

  • Recapitalizations and Buyouts
  • Growth equity investments
  • Family and generational transitions
  • Industry consolidations
Revenue $20 million to $500 million
EBITDA $3 million to $50 million
Industries Peabody is industry and sector agnostic. We have significant experience in:
  • Consumer Products and Retail
  • Media
  • Telecommunications
  • Marketing
  • Business Services
  • Healthcare
  • Energy Services
  • Manufacturing
  • Transportation and Logistics

 

Special Opportunities

The Special Opportunities Group invests in all parts of the capital structure by deploying capital in liquid and illiquid securities through various market cycles. Our core value is to generate superior risk-adjusted returns that maximize gains and minimize volatility over a broad range of market environments. Peabody’s Special Opportunities strategy applies a value oriented approach to deploying capital and employs a fundamental based research approach to investing. Compelling investment situations emerge when mis-pricings of liquid and illiquid securities relative to their value exist. We strive to achieve risk-adjusted performance through investment selection, capital allocation, and risk management.

Peabody invests on behalf of its clients in both equity and credit securities in liquid and illiquid investment situations. Peabody seeks to exploit pricing inefficiencies throughout the capital structure in the securities of companies involved in corporate, strategic, legal or regulatory events. Peabody Special Opportunities has a broad investment mandate and invests in senior debt, bonds and fundamental value and growth equity securities. Peabody seeks to achieve superior long term risk-adjusted rates of return with low volatility by investing in a diversified, portfolio of the securities and obligations of companies. These events may result in a change of control, capital structure, or corporate strategy for the corporation.

 

Investment Type
  • Balance sheet recapitalization
  • Working capital to support growth
  • Buyout of lenders shareholders
  • Debt (secured and unsecured)
  • Equities (growth and value)
Examples
  • Asset based lending
  • Project and equipment finance
  • Airplane part-outs
  • Merchant cash advance
  • Distressed real estate
  • Litigation finance