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Travelmax

The Deal

Bought By
Malcolm Collins and Simone Collins
Year
Not published by any primary source
Backers name both as chief executives and none dates the purchase: the index host puts its own investment in 2017, and a second backer's past roster prints July 27, 2017 beside Collins Family Ventures, both backers' dates. A Peruvian adviser's deal note says the vehicle acquired all of the company and carries only its own 2024 posting date. No page read states when the purchase closed.
Vehicle
Collins Family Ventures, backed by Futaleufu Partners, WSC & Company, Aspect Investors, Relay Investments and Search Fund Partners
Kind
Services

A Miami travel business that books and manages travel, and which describes its customers as individuals, artists, businesses, agencies and governments.

What Happened Next

Trading under its own name, with three backers carrying it and none of them dating the purchase.

The exit ends of journeys like this one, where the buyer has announced the purchase itself, are on Buyers.

Backed by the Same Firms

Futaleufu Partners

WSC & Company

ALZA Capital Partners

Aspect Investors

Relay Investments

Search Fund Partners

Method & Source

This record is double-sourced: it joined when the purchase and, where the company has traded on, the exit could both be read in primary accounts.

These sources name who runs the business and when the firm invested, rather than saying in a sentence that the searchers bought it. One backer's modals say Malcolm is the chief executive of Travelmax and Simone is the chief executive of Travelmax. The other's grid lists the company and its town and names nobody. The company's own site is an application shell that names no officer. Nothing says either bought it. The index host's card, lists the company against its own 2017 investment and names nobody.