Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based buyout firm Inverness Graham has closed its Inverness Graham Green Light Fund for $238 million.
The Green Light Fund invests in the control and ownership of high-growth, lower-middle market companies delivering “environmental sustainability now” focused on meeting today’s rapidly growing demands for decarbonization and improved environmental outcomes. Established specifically to pursue buyouts.
The fund strategically targets companies that provide products, software, or services that improve efficiency and support environmentally sustainable solutions across a variety of industries. Currently, the vehicle is actively promoting business in segments such as energy monitoring and management, sustainable packaging, data center technology and services, supply chain software and services, and managed IoT services.
To date, the Fund has completed three investments. These include Concord Servicing, a software-enabled platform for specialty loan servicing focused on the solar power and energy efficiency markets; Custom Agronomics is a manufacturer of innovative nutrient efficiency, micronutrient, and soil health products. My Yield is a specialist provider of integrated seed treatment solutions, application systems and agricultural support directly to growers.
Led by Founder and Chairman Ken Graham, Inverness Graham is a buyout firm that acquires innovative companies where technology transforms traditional industries. The company’s core strategy focuses on high-growth businesses in healthcare, technology-enabled services/software, and advanced manufacturing. The company’s Green Light strategy targets technology-enabled businesses where environmental sustainability is a key driver of growth acceleration.
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2024/10/29
