Active Search Funds

The Roster Record

A backer’s list of its current searches is a snapshot of when somebody last edited it. Every name on every list this site reads was opened at its own address. The ones still searching are on the shelf; the rest are here, in the four states a listed name can be in when it is not a search any more. Each row says what its own page showed and the day it was read.

Named as Current, Already Bought

These are still filed as active searches by a backer, and their own pages say they have bought something. They answer normally and look healthy, so nothing about a status code or a working domain can catch them. Only reading the page can. Each is a lead for Buyers rather than a failure here.

Due North Family Enterprises bought Green Acres Lawn Care & Landscaping. Its own Form D of November 2024 sold $3,849,000 to four investors with a first sale of October 31, 2024, twenty-eight months after a $480,000 search raise from a Chicago home address, and the Illinois landscaping company's own page names its principal as owner; the vehicle's site still reads as a search. Read in September 2026.
Preludio Partners bought Envases Sanz Belda. A trade site's report of February 26, 2026 says the vehicle, launched at the start of 2025 by its two principals, acquired all of a Valencian packaging company with named investors; its own site still describes a search for a single Spanish family business. Read in September 2026.
Vigia Capital bought Plásticos Arias. A national paper's report of May 21, 2024 says that with this, his earlier search fund, its co-founder acquired a Galician plastics company in 2020, on the way to describing his next fund; the vehicle's own site names both partners and no company. Read in September 2026.
Balowick Capital bought Rebel Vac Systems. The company's own news page carries the vehicle's release of November 27, 2023 on its acquisition of the Red Deer fabricator, effective November 9, and its governance page says the vehicle acquired the registered company that month; the vehicle's own site names its principal and not the company. Read in September 2026.
Minerva Capital bought TSE Engenharia e Automação. The company's own post of June 2026 says the vehicle acquired a stake in a Goiânia industrial automation company and that its leader assumes the chief executive's seat with the founders staying on; the vehicle's own site still reads as a search. Read in September 2026.
QUO Capital Partners bought Hermex Iberica. The backer's companies tab pairs its two principals with a Spanish company as chief executives under a 2025 acquisition year while its searches tab still carries the vehicle; its own site answers a browser check to an automated reader. Read in September 2026.
Kripp & Stanjek Unternehmensnachfolge bought EZS Identtechnik. Its own address permanently forwards to EZS Identtechnik, a German label and packaging manufacturer, and the backer that lists it carries that company on its operating companies page dated February 2025 while marking this vehicle Acquired on its searcher list. Read in September 2026.
Colca Capital bought Polysistemas. A backer's portfolio names Polysistemas, a document management business in Lima, and gives its chief executives as Nic Lulli, Diego Febrero and Julio Ramirez, which is all three of the managing partners this vehicle names on its own site. Its own pages still read as a search and name no company. Read in September 2026.
NEXU Partners bought Capin-Vyborny. Its team section says one of its co-founders is chairman and chief executive of Capin-Vyborny, and its portfolio section captions a photograph of him with that company's two founders. The backer's own operating list carries the same company with a 2019 year, which is the corroboration this shelf rarely gets. Read in September 2026.
Taurus Capital bought Bike Ocasion. Its news page says the Catalan firm Bike Ocasion, owned by the search fund Taurus Capital, is taking its second-hand bicycle business into France, and a later post says it aims to triple sales. Its home and strategy pages still say it is looking for a company. Read in September 2026.
ThreeHill Capital Partners bought Montis Financial. Its home page announces the acquisition of Montis Financial, a Boston wealth management and financial planning firm, and brings its own resources to it. Its investment focus page still states present-tense criteria for further deals, and both of its founders are named only on a page its navigation does not offer. Read in September 2026.
Caatinga Capital bought Nexti. Its portfolio page carries a headline saying the fund took seventy percent of Nexti, a human resources technology company in Florianopolis, for R$170 million, with the founders keeping the rest. Read in September 2026.
Arco Capital bought Agger. Its own case study says it acquired Agger, a management platform for insurance brokers, added two more companies to it, multiplied revenue fourfold to about a hundred and fifty staff, and that a subsidiary of another software group then bought Agger for R$260 million. Its current pages read as a search again. Read in September 2026.
Kuarup Capital bought Junsoft. Its own page says that in 2025 it bought the whole company and opened a new chapter, and a card names Junsoft, founded 2003, acquired in full. Its thesis leaves room for more than one company, so this is a platform rather than a finished search. Read in September 2026.
Longati Capital bought CAF Máquinas. Says it is gathering niche-leading food processing companies under one long-term platform alongside CAF Máquinas, and its team page names its managing partner as that company's chief executive. Read in September 2026.
Arroyo Capital bought Servnet and iNBest. Its team page says the founder started it in 2017 as a search fund and that through it he acquired Servnet in 2018 and iNBest in 2021, with the backing of twenty-five investors. A companies page profiles four businesses and he is named as chief executive of one and board chairman of the other. Read in September 2026.
Duhau Capital bought Soft Restaurant. Its own page says that in 2023 it acquired Soft Restaurant, the leading restaurant point-of-sale software provider in Mexico, serving more than forty thousand clients there and in fourteen countries across Latin America. Its roster card carries no name; re-read whole, the card prints the word Acquired and links the company's own site, which the first read had missed. Read in September 2026.
Black Pine Partners bought Reliable Premium Management. Its home page says the vehicle is focused on a single company, names it, and says the searcher has transitioned into the chief executive role. The roster still files it as an active search. Read in September 2026.
Route Two Partners bought Choice Water Solutions. Its home page reads as a search and its /companies page, headed Route Two Brands, holds the acquired business with a sector and a state. Its team page names a Head of Operations at that company. The site renders client-side, so none of it is in the served HTML and only its own script bundle shows it. Read in September 2026.
Divisadero Capital bought Visual Counter. Its own site carries a Portfolio section naming Visual Counter, a precision analytics company turning physical movement into real-time data, while the roster still files it under search funds. Read in September 2026.
Lacus Legacy bought Pharmacom and BPHS. Publishes what it calls the Lacus Portfolio, four linked companies plus a fifth slot marked soon to be announced. Two of the four name both its principals as managing directors on their own statutory pages; the other two name three other directors and a customer testimonial. Read in September 2026.
Relevian bought Hispania Education. Says in one sentence that it owns Hispania Education, an education group built around language tourism, and presents that purchase as completed rather than as a live search. Read in September 2026.
SixFive Partners bought Revive Med Spa, Coastal Kids Pediatrics and Millennium Vision Partners. Says it has acquired and operated three businesses and that it still owns the first one today, while hunting a different sector now. This row previously said it had SOLD the med spa group and was searching again, which its own page contradicts: it kept it. Re-read in full: it is two brothers, Michael Speaker and Matthew Speaker, at an address in New York, wanting $5M to $50M of revenue and $2M to $10M of EBITDA in critical commercial and industrial services. Read in September 2026.
Savannah Search Capital bought O&W Heat Treat. Three separate investors' bios on its team page each call the company a Savannah Search Capital portfolio company, and a fourth page says its principal stepped into operations there. The home page says none of it. Read in September 2026.
Glass Lake Holdings bought Big Box Storage. Two backers each pair one of its principals with a portable storage company in San Diego, one of them naming him its chief executive, while the vehicle's own portfolio page lists six companies with no held-or-exited split because it is the principals' track record rather than this holdco's. Read in September 2026.
Lemont Partners bought An unnamed forensic consulting and expert witness firm. Its entire home page says it has partnered with a forensic consulting and expert witness services firm to provide dedicated leadership. The company is not named, and the roster still files it as an active search. Read in September 2026.
Ad Astra Partners bought Link.it. Its own site refuses a TLS handshake from two networks, so the purchase is read from the backer that lists it rather than from the vehicle. Read in September 2026.
Aeqor Partners bought Gama Service. The backer's investments page credits its two principals with the company. Its own site still reads as a search and names neither. Read in September 2026.
Arete Management Capital Partners bought Auto Matic. The vehicle's domain answers with a hosting error rather than a site, and the backer's investments page credits its principal with the company. Read in September 2026.
Argo Partners bought Caris Servizi. The backer credits both principals with a waste management company. Its own one-page site still states the objective of acquiring a single Italian company. Read in September 2026.
Ardesia bought Skingevity. The acquired group's own about page names both of this vehicle's principals as its founders, and the vehicle's domain now serves that group rather than anything about a search. Read in September 2026.
Bold Capital bought Centrum Medyczne PRIMUS. The medical center's own board page names this vehicle's principal as chairman, which settles at the company what the backer only credited, while the vehicle's own site still reads as a search. Read in September 2026.
Cassandra Investments bought New Roglass. The backer credits its two principals with a glass recycling business, and a second roster marks the vehicle Acquired. Its own English pages still describe the purchase in the future tense and name nothing, which is the third site this shelf has met that had bought and not rewritten itself. Read in September 2026.
Cedo Capital bought Rolfroz. Its own news says it finalized the acquisition with its investors, and calls it one of the largest search fund transactions in Europe. Read in September 2026.
Fitex Capital bought Napolillo. The backer credits its two principals with an industrial company. Its own site still carries the pages of a search. Read in September 2026.
Hestia Capital bought FF Zrt. The backer credits its principal with a Hungarian company. Its own site is a nav and a copyright line with no prose under either. Read in September 2026.
Imagine+Inversion bought Azeler Recambios. The backer credits its principal with a Spanish parts distributor. Its own site still asks which company it is looking for. Read in September 2026.
Leonessa Capital bought Demitri. The backer credits its principal with a building profiles manufacturer. Its own site is a nav with no prose behind it. Read in September 2026.
Maruna Capital bought European School of Coaching. The backer credits its principal with a coaching school. Its own site describes partners experienced in the search fund model. Read in September 2026.
Monforte Capital Partners bought Agenzia Formativa Dante Alighieri. The backer credits its two principals with a vocational training company. Its own site still states the objective of acquiring one company. Read in September 2026.
Niemann Nachfolge bought SOS Software Service. Its own domain does not answer from two networks, and the backer credits its principal with a software distributor. Read in September 2026.
Octans Capital Italia bought Savet. The backer credits its principal with an Italian company. Its own site says it is not a fund and that the acquisition is not part of a wider portfolio. Read in September 2026.
Okintek Capital bought Clinevo Technologies. Its own contact line uses the acquired company's domain for its email address, and the backer credits its principal with that company. Read in September 2026.
Oportuna Capital bought Prestige Software. The vehicle's domain answers with a bare not-found page, and the backer credits its principal with a Spanish hotel software company. Read in September 2026.
Renovatio Capital bought Odontys. Its own site is now a dental group across French and Swiss regions, recruiting dentists, rather than a search for a company to buy. Read in September 2026.
saloMonte bought Hotek Hospitality Group. The backer credits its principal with a Dutch hospitality technology group. Its own site is three sentences about preserving a legacy. Read in September 2026.
Sotavento Capital bought Cinergia. The company's own history says the Sotavento investment group acquired it in 2021 and that this vehicle's principal became its chief executive, while the vehicle's own site still reads as a search. Read in September 2026.
Ulam Transmission bought SAMU. Two backers name the purchase and one of them dates it to 2025, while the vehicle's own site still says its principal is looking for a single company. Read in September 2026.
Wildlynx Capital bought Gabino Hernandez. The backer credits its principal and a partner with an industrial applications company. Its own site is still addressed to owners planning a handover. Read in September 2026.
Bridge Capital bought ProAgro. Its own home page says it has successfully completed its first acquisition in Paraguay and names the company, while the roster that lists it files it as a search. Read in September 2026.
Lemnos Capital bought Limousin. The same roster's operating list names its two principals against a Spanish company bought in 2023, two years after it dates their search, while its own site still describes a company formed to acquire majority stakes. Read in September 2026.
Cornisa Capital bought Valdishopper. The same roster's operating list names its principal against a Chilean logistics company, while its own site is still committed to acquiring a single company. Read in September 2026.
AVS Capital bought Bautech. The same roster's operating list names its principal against a Mexican construction chemicals maker, while its own site is still addressed to owners who want to sell or retire. Read in September 2026.
Trompo Capital bought Nubarium. Its own page still calls itself a vehicle formed to finance the search for and acquisition of one single company. A backer's portfolio names it against a Mexican identity verification and KYC company dated 2025, whose own site the card links, and that backer lists this vehicle nowhere on its searchers page. Read in September 2026.
KG Capital bought Plásticos Hernanz. Its own domain answers 404 with a site builder's disconnected-domain body at 2,516 bytes. A backer's portfolio names it against a Spanish reusable plastic cup manufacturer dated 2025 and links that company's site, so the dead address is a finished search rather than an abandoned one. Read in September 2026.
Kala Capital bought Moneta Technologies. Its own domain does not resolve on either host, re-tested outside the sandbox. A backer's portfolio names it against a Mexican card payments software distributor dated 2020 and links that company's site, which is the oldest purchase on that page and explains an address nobody renewed. Read in September 2026.
Camber Peak bought P&S Machining and Fabrication. Its about page says the firm acquired P&S Machining and Fabrication, a sheet metal fabrication and CNC machining company in Burlington, North Carolina, in 2022, and that its founder is that company's current chief executive, while its home page still says it is looking for growing manufacturing companies. Read in September 2026.
Huntstone Capital bought Footage Tools. Its about page makes its founder the president and chief executive of Footage Tools, a Canadian manufacturer of infrastructure tools for the utility, energy and infrastructure sectors, and says his time is dedicated to leading it. The roster that lists him as a searcher links that same company under Active on its portfolio page. Read in September 2026.
Gazelle Services Group bought Pacific West Mechanical. Its founder's biography says a one year search with his business partner ended in the acquisition of Pacific West Mechanical, a multi-family and commercial mechanical services provider in Vancouver, British Columbia. The roster that lists him as a searcher links that same company on its portfolio page, and neither page joins the two. Read in September 2026.
Winding Lane bought Real Power. Its own page says it acquired its first company in 2025, a New Hampshire critical-power services business it names as its platform, and calls itself a long-term holding company that never has to sell. Read in September 2026.
Alpine Crest Capital bought HerScan. The index host's company page names its principal chief executive of a mobile breast ultrasound screening company beside its own 2025 investment, and files her search as solo and launched in 2024; her roster still lists the vehicle as searching. Read in September 2026.
Stovall Capital bought Chinook Fire Protection. Its own site still reads as a search, down to the founder looking forward to the community where he acquires a business; a backer's card credits an Alaska fire protection contractor's operation to the vehicle with a board seat, and the company's own team page names him chief executive. Read in September 2026.
Reforma Capital bought IMMSA. Its own site still seeks one mid-sized Mexican company; a backer's card credits a Mexican company's operation to the vehicle, and that company's record row already names the vehicle's two principals as its buyers. Read in September 2026.
Second Summit Partners bought Blue Peak Tents. Its own site still reads as a search, criteria and all, under a copyright two years old; a backer's company page names its principal chief executive of a Midwest tent rental company beside a 2025 investment, and a second backer's card credits the company's operation to the vehicle. Filed as searching for a morning on the strength of its own page. Read in September 2026.
New Moon Growth Partners bought Team Management Systems. Its own site still says it is based in Austin and searching nationwide; the record's row for Team Management Systems names its principal as the buyer, read at a backer's own company page with a 2025 investment beside it. Read in September 2026.
Legacy Quest Partners bought Windmill Wellness Ranch. Its own site still says its founder will move his family to the company's location; the record's row for Windmill Wellness Ranch names him as the buyer on three backers' pages, one of them dating its investment to 2024. Read in September 2026.
Grand Haven Capital bought Desert Services. Its own site still seeks to acquire, operate and grow one business for the long term; the record's row for Desert Services names its founder as the buyer, with the selling owner staying on, read at the backer's page. Read in September 2026.
Crosswalk Capital bought Earth Development. Its own site still reads as a passionate entrepreneur looking to acquire a single business; the record's row for Earth Development names him as the buyer on its backers' pages, and a fourth backer files the vehicle as exited beside the company as active. Read in September 2026.
D1 Capital bought Kofre. Its own Portuguese still says it is looking for mid-sized Latin American companies to acquire; the record's row for Kofre names its principals as the buyers on four backers' pages. Read in September 2026.
Parkland Field bought Sunscape Landscaping. Its own site is a card with a phone number and three words about legacy, leadership and liquidity; the record's row for Sunscape Landscaping names its principal as the buyer on its backers' pages. Read in September 2026.
Tractus Capital bought Quick-Soft. Its own Portuguese says it operates successful companies into a new phase of growth, which is the after and not the before; the record's row for Quick-Soft names its principals as the buyers on its backers' pages. Read in September 2026.
West Fourth Partners bought Axero. Its own site is one line about acquiring and growing exceptional businesses and two names; the record's row for Axero names those two as the buyers on its backers' pages. Read in September 2026.
23 & Park bought Rent Andes. Its own site still describes the active management of solvent Colombian companies it means to lead; its backer's card prints the word Acquired beside the vehicle's logo and links the company, and the record's row for Rent Andes names its buyer on three other backers' pages. Read in September 2026.
720 Fund bought Eventus. Its own site still says it will invest in just one great business in India; a backer's company page says the two launched the fund after business school in 2024 and acquired an Indian cybersecurity company in 2025, and names them as its chief executives. Read in September 2026.
Amboro Capital bought Edgar Hausmann. Its own site still searches in the first person; a backer's companies table names its principal chief executive of a German aerospace tools distributor beside its own 2026 investment, and its roster files the vehicle from 2025. Read in September 2026.
Aurias bought Saepio. Its own site still offers owners a pathway to retirement; a backer's companies table names its two principals chief executives of a British cybersecurity services company beside its own 2023 investment, and its roster files the vehicle from 2023. Read in September 2026.
Wattletree Capital Partners bought All Essential Fire Services. Its own site still says it is looking to acquire an Australian small to medium-sized business; a backer's companies table names its two principals chief executives of a fire services company beside its own 2023 investment, marked acquired. Read in September 2026.
Vuelo Capital bought TimeTracker. Its own site, under a 2022 copyright, still says it was founded to acquire and operate one great company; a backer's companies table names its two principals chief executives of a Mexican software company beside its own 2024 investment. Read in September 2026.
Atlas Partners bought Stilef Imballaggi. Its own site, under a 2023 copyright, still offers founders a partnership to preserve their legacy; a backer's operators page names its two principals co-chief executives of an Italian packaging company acquired through the vehicle, which that page calls Atlas Capital, and a second backer's roster files the vehicle from 2023 with no company. Read in September 2026.
Lnkd Capital bought AT Safety Training. Its own site still frames itself to owners as the alternative to selling to private equity; one backer's news page announced in April 2025 that it partnered with its principal in the acquisition of a safety training company, and a second backer's card pairs him with that company under a slug that still carries the vehicle's name. Read in September 2026.
Withrow Park Growth bought ASI Group. Its own site still describes a team seeking to acquire one small business; the record here already credits its principal with buying an industrial services group in 2025 on six backers' pages, and a seventh backer's card pairs him with that company. Read in September 2026.
Emerald Square Ventures bought H Clinical. Its own site calls itself an operator-led investment platform serving clinical research and says its two founders are joining H Clinical as full-time operators, which is the purchase told in the present tense; the roster that names it prints a logo and no status. Read in September 2026.
LTP Capital bought ABC Empilhadeiras. Its own site still describes a search fund offering a succession answer through a full or controlling purchase; the acquisitions record here credits its managing partner, named on the site with the firm's own email domain, with buying a Brazilian forklift dealer on three backers' pages, a backer's roster lists him under this vehicle, and a fourth backer's logo grid ribbons the vehicle PAST. Read in September 2026.
Tara Capital bought Octapus. Its own portfolio reads "Roll-up platforms we hold: octapus.io" under a strategy of buying and aggregating permanent businesses in verticalized niches, and the record already holds Octapus under this vehicle. Read in September 2026.
Acheron Capital bought Scientific Software and Systems. Its own site describes a strategic investment firm making growth-oriented investments in cybersecurity, led by Luke Taylor, with a portfolio of one entry, SSS; its October 2023 release on a New Zealand wire announces the acquisition, and the record holds the row. Read in September 2026.
The Foss Mountain Company bought City Wide Facility Solutions of San Diego. Its own portfolio page carries one company, City Wide Facility Solutions of San Diego, with a link to its site, under a founder the home page says was formed to find a business to own and operate for the long term; a deal network's profile dates the purchase to 2021. Read in September 2026.
Alma Capital Partners bought Elk Analytics. Its own site still describes entrepreneurs looking to invest in, operate and grow a single company in the US, with a Miami address and the two principals on its team page; the record already credits the vehicle with a 2023 purchase, which is the dangerous 200 this list exists for. Read in September 2026.
Anval bought La Sala. Its own site still offers the seller a flexible transition; one backer's entrepreneurs page carries its principal's testimonial signed as chief executive of La Sala, a company bought through a search fund, and a second backer's card files the company as led by the vehicle. Read in September 2026.
Rigi Capital bought Super's Diana. Its own site still names the person who will run the company after the purchase; one backer's page for him says he is chief executive of Super's Diana and has led it since early 2026, and a second backer's card files the company as led by the vehicle. Read in September 2026.
Viriato Capital bought Effisus. Its own site still says it was founded to acquire one company in Portugal or Spain; its backer's post of February 2024 announces a stake in Effisus bought through the vehicle and names both principals as leading it. Read in September 2026.

Named as Current, Not Found

These were on a backer’s list and could not be shown to still exist at their own address. The rosters read very differently from one another, one of them mostly gone and the others mostly still there, which is why the shelf reports this per roster and not as a rule about backers. A domain that does not answer is not proof a searcher gave up; it is proof there is nothing to send a reader to.

CloudStreet Partners Answers 404 at both hosts and both protocols with the site builder's expired-account page at 3,312 bytes, which says the account has expired and invites the owner to log in. The platform and the name servers are alive and the subscription is not.
Honor Equity The roster prints the name with no link. The obvious domain answers 404 with a site builder's expired-account page, and that page names no account holder, so it proves an expired subscription rather than this vehicle's. Found by name: answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page.
Yellow Creek Search The roster prints the name with no link. The obvious domain answers 403 at 561 bytes on both hosts and both protocols, behind a certificate issued for that name in June 2026 and expired at the end of August, so something lived there and nothing identifies it as this vehicle. Found by name: the certificate has expired and behind it the host serves a builder's under-construction placeholder.
Greencove Capital Partners The roster prints the name with no link. Every capital and partners form of the name fails to resolve, the bare name is a summer camp in North Carolina, and the nearest partners form is held defensively by a brand-protection registrar with mail and no web host. Found by name on a deal network's profile; the domain does not resolve.
Western Square The roster prints the name with no link, and two domains answer 200 under near-identical titles: one is a steel barrel rack manufacturer for wineries and the other a West Africa investment broker still showing its theme's demo brands. Neither is this vehicle.
Staverton Capital The roster prints the name with no link. Every capital form fails to resolve, the bare name redirects to a British broadband provider, and the nearest partners form is a different firm that builds and operates its own robotics and defense companies.
Seneca Trails Capital The roster prints the name with no link, and nine forms of it under both the plural and the singular fail to resolve. The one near form that answers is a registrar's parked-domain stub. Found by name on a backer's page; the domain does not resolve. The record credits the vehicle with a 2021 purchase.
Boulder Field The linked domain does not resolve on https, http or the www host, where known-good hosts answered in the same batch. Found by name on a profile; the domain does not resolve.
Ayete Partners The linked domain does not resolve, and neither do six variants of it, where known-good hosts answered in the same batch. Found by name on a trade site's profile; the domain does not resolve, and a backer's portfolio files a catering group under the vehicle as acquired in 2026, which is a record lead.
Start First Capital Answers 404 at both the linked path and the bare domain with Wix’s own ConnectYourDomain body, about 2,516 bytes each time. A second roster spells the name Star First Capital and links a different host, which answers with the same body at the same size.
Sunrise Capital The fifteenth roster links a portfolio detail page on a THIRD party's site, which now 301s to that firm's own home page and does not carry the name. The thirty-first links this domain, which answers 200 with the blog platform's own notice that the site is currently private and names nobody, so the two rosters are joined on the name alone.
Central Dux Collective Answers 401 behind a password with its own name in the page title, so the site exists and is closed to the public rather than gone. The first roster to name it printed no link, which is how it was filed as having no site at all.
Chilion Jack Capital The domain does not answer on either host, where a control fetch on the same path succeeds. Found by name; the domain does not resolve.
Drip Capital Partners The domain does not answer, where a control fetch on the same path succeeds. Found by name; the domain does not resolve, and the bare name is a trade-finance company and a trap.
Inwood Creek Capital The domain does not answer, where a control fetch on the same path succeeds. Found by name on a backer's page; the connection is reset before any page.
Kiva Capital Partners The domain does not answer, where a control fetch on the same path succeeds. Found by name; the domain does not resolve, and the bare name is a microlender and a trap.
Search Party Capital The domain does not answer, where a control fetch on the same path succeeds. Found by name on a backer's page; the domain does not resolve.
Etago Capital Answers 404 with a site builder's website-expired page at 3,312 bytes, the same body four other dead vehicles on this list return. The address is written down since a second roster linked what the first had only named.
Seven Seas Capital Answers 404 with that same shared not-found body. Found by name on a backer's page: answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page, and two neighboring forms are parked.
Snow Crane Capital Answers 404 with that same shared not-found body. Found by name on a backer's page: answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page.
Willow Hill Capital Answers 404 with that same shared not-found body. Found by name on a backer's page: answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page.
Milebreaker Partners Answers 404 at both published domains with Wix’s own ConnectYourDomain body each time, so the site exists and neither custom domain does. Both rosters still list it, and a third roster links a third domain that answers the same error beside two named people. Found by name: answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body.
MSix Capital Group Answers 404 with Wix’s own disconnected-domain body. Two rosters list it, one of them as an active search. Found by name from a contact address: answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body.
Vitta Capital Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes, read twice from two rosters two days apart with the same answer.
NextSummit Partners Serves a hosting provider's unbuilt-site placeholder with a content-management login link and the words NextSummit Capital Partners, and nothing else. Answers 200, which is why status alone is never the test. Three rosters still list it.
Shoals Growth Serves one line saying the page is being updated, plus an email address and a phone number.
Foxglove Street Capital Answers 401, so the site exists and is closed to the public rather than gone.
Catamaran Equity Partners Answers 404 with a page reading that the account has expired, on a roster that dates it to August 2025. Found by name on a trade site's profile: answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page.
Solferino Capital Answers 404 with Wix’s disconnected-domain body, 2,516 bytes, read again from a second roster’s link and unchanged.
CNEO Partners Answers 401 with a site builder's own private-site page in Spanish at 3,245 bytes, so the owner closed it rather than let it lapse. Read three times from three rosters with the same answer, and the roster that publishes a status marks it Searching.
Arcas Capital Its roster links to a company profile on a social network and to nothing the vehicle owns.
Grace Court Partners Answers 404 with a site builder's account-expired page at 3,312 bytes, on the home route and on a path that never existed alike, read twice from two rosters.
Sun Harbor Capital Answers 200 with the same expired-website page. Found by name: answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page.
Simple Search Fund Answers 200 with Wix’s disconnected-domain body, and two rosters still list it. Found by name: answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body.
Cothrom Capital Answers 200 with a title and the words “Edit with”, an unpublished site-builder page.
Dune Creek Capital Answers 200 with 530 bytes, no title element and no body text at all.
Alidade Ventures Read twice. In the first reading the address had no A record against a public resolver; in the second it answered 200 with 181KB of an unconfigured theme's demo content, fictional staff and a placeholder contact address, under a title describing an aerospace venture in the Middle East. Either the domain moved or the link was never this vehicle.
Bandina Partners No address and no name server records against two public resolvers, read twice a fortnight apart with the same answer, and a second roster still lists it.
DC Partners Capital No A record against a public resolver, confirmed outside the sandbox. Found by name: answers 200 with a 114-byte script that forwards to a registrar's lander.
June Road Capital No A record against a public resolver, confirmed outside the sandbox. Found by name on a backer's page; the domain does not resolve.
Success Continued Never seen, and the wall has changed shape. It resolved to real hosting and this connection’s own ISP security filter intercepted it; re-read, the host is a site builder’s content network and both the apex and the www name abort the handshake with a protocol-version alert this client raises, which is still our wall rather than theirs. The address is written down now because a thirty-third roster linked it and the fetch was made here. A browser-shaped reader raised the same wrong-version alert, so the wall holds for every reader this site has.
AMS Socios Answers 403 behind a challenge page that never resolves for a script, so the site is there and closed to this reader. A browser-shaped reader met the same 403 at amssocios.com, so this wall holds for every reader this site has.
Eunoia Capital Answers 200 with a client-rendered app: eight chunks fetched from its own origin carry framework strings and no sentence the firm wrote.
Klocke & Brinkmann Answers 200 with one line repeated down the page saying the site is being reworked, at 1,865 bytes with an empty title and a content-management plugin's revision notice. Read three times from three rosters with the same answer, and the roster that publishes a status per vehicle marks this one Searching, so the project is running and the site is not.
Peak 35 Capital Answers 200 with a client-rendered app; twenty-four chunks from its own origin hold framework strings and nothing about the vehicle.
Everest Capital Answers 404 with the hosting platform's disconnected-domain body, the same page three other vehicles on this roster return.
Iconos Ventures Answers 200 with a page carrying the company name, a search box and a copyright line, and no other words at all.
L Due Capital Answers 404 with the hosting platform's disconnected-domain body.
Odyssey Partners Answers 200 with the firm's name, the word contact and an email address, which is the whole page. Re-read from a second roster: eight other paths on the same host answer 404, so the splash is the entire site.
Origo Capital The domain does not answer from inside the sandbox or outside it, where control fetches on the same path succeed.
Pacifique Capital Answers 200 with a contact form under a page title that still carries an editor's note in brackets, and no prose about a search.
Targos Group Answers 200 with an empty document: no title, no text and nothing a reader could see.
Tilo Capital Answers 200 with a navigation bar and the line a personal succession alternative, and no other prose.
Sligo Capital Answers 404 with a site builder's account-expired page at 3,312 bytes, byte-identical on the home route and on a path that never existed, while its name still resolves to that builder's addresses.
Harbor Street Capital Answers 401 with a site builder's own private-site page at 3,217 bytes, marked noindex, which is a published site behind a password rather than a site that is not there.
Guddi Growth Its TLS handshake fails with an alert on every version offered, on both hosts and against the resolved addresses directly, while its name carries live mail records: a working mailbox in front of a web server that cannot complete a connection.
Storybridge Partners Answers 404 with a site builder's account-expired page at 3,312 bytes. Its roster is the one that publishes a status per vehicle, and it marks this one Shut Down.
New Horizon Capital Partners Its name resolves and carries live mail records, and both web ports time out on connect after twenty seconds and on a raw probe to the resolved address, so the domain runs email and no server.
Nobis Capital Its https handshake fails outright and its http host answers 336 bytes whose only content is a refresh to a path that loads a domain-parking script.
Oca Capital Answers 404 with the ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes.
Polo Capital Answers 404 with the same 2,517-byte ConnectYourDomain body as its roster sibling.
Prisma Capital Redirects permanently to a different domain, which answers 404 with a site builder's website-expired page at 3,312 bytes.
Reciprocity Capital Answers 200 with 201KB of unrelated gambling promotion in another language at its own canonical address, which is a domain repurposed rather than parked.
Resilio Capital A 114-byte script stub forwarding to a parked lander.
River Run Capital Answers 404 with a site builder's website-expired page at 3,312 bytes, one of four on this roster.
Riverbank Capital Does not exist in DNS, with the country registry answering authoritatively.
Roble Capital Partners Does not exist in DNS, with the registry answering authoritatively.
Ros Capital Partners Answers 404 with a site builder's account-expired page at 3,312 bytes on the apex, the www host, plain http and two paths that never existed, so nothing on the domain answers differently. A second roster files its principal as the chief executive of a marketing company, which this address can no longer confirm or deny.
Saga Capital Answers 200 with a site builder's under-construction template at 3,139 bytes, which is a live subscription with nothing published.
Signatus Capital Its name resolves and carries live mail records, and both web ports hang with no handshake, no response and no interception page, which is silence rather than a wall.
Sultana Capital Its name is delegated to a domain marketplace's own servers and its http host redirects to that marketplace's listing, where the address is for sale.
Teak Partners Its certificate is the shared host's own wildcard rather than this name, and past it the home route redirects to its own 404 page, so the install is there and nothing is published.
Tera Capital Does not exist in DNS, answered authoritatively by the country registry.
Tilden Capital Redirects to an unrelated microsystems company's site, which says nothing about this vehicle or about search funds.
Transicion y Relevo Does not exist in DNS on the apex or the www host, answered authoritatively by the registry.
Vesta Capital A Spanish address, and not the Italian vehicle of the same name on the shelf above: it redirects through a second host to a safety equipment manufacturer in another country, with nothing about a search anywhere on it.
Vira Capital Partners Answers 404 with a site builder's website-expired page at 3,312 bytes.
Zinc Capital Redirects permanently to an expired-domain marketplace listing the address for resale.
Bravo Capital Partners Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes.
Broadwest Partners A 114-byte stub that forwards by script to a parked lander built on a registrar's own parking app.
Cairn Transmission Does not exist in DNS on either host, with only the country registry's own record returned in the authority section.
Carysfort Partners Answers 200 with a site builder's own under-construction placeholder at 3,142 bytes, marked noindex.
Crestlake Partners Answers 404 with the same 2,517-byte ConnectYourDomain body four of its roster siblings return.
CS Investimenti Its certificate expired in November 2024, and past it the origin answers 503 with a twenty-three-byte body on both schemes and both hosts, so the application behind it is down as well.
Fairwater Capital A working install answering its own not-found page in Indonesian on every route including the home page, which is a shell with nothing published behind it.
First Light Partners A 114-byte script stub forwarding to a lander that redirects again to a registrar's for-sale listing for the address.
Fritz & Sehr Answers 503 with a content-management plugin's maintenance page in German, 1,755 bytes, whose only mention of the firm is in a meta tag.
Gueca Capital Answers 404 with the ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes.
Hexagon Capital Answers 404 with a different builder's own error page at 927 bytes, saying the site is not published or has no domain assigned.
Hillcreek Capital Answers 404 with the same 2,517-byte ConnectYourDomain body.
Horizonte Capital A 114-byte stub forwarding by script to a registrar's parking app, which is the third address on this roster to fail that way.
Impetu Capital The www host does not exist and the apex is delegated with live name servers and working mail records and no address record at all, which is a registered domain running email and no site.
Koru Nachfolge Does not exist in the country registry at all, proven by the signed non-existence record its top-level servers return.
Latitud Capital Answers 404 with the ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes.
Legat Partners Answers 404 with the ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes.
Lionfield Capital The apex has name servers and no address record, and the www host answers 530 with a seventeen-byte content-network error saying the proxy has no working origin behind it. A second roster spells it with a space and links a longer domain, which answers 200 with 114 bytes of script setting the location to a registrar's parked-domain lander.
Magnus Partners Its https host presents a certificate for the builder's own wildcard rather than this name, and its http host answers 404 with that builder's domain-not-claimed placeholder at 2,999 bytes.
Maple Capital Answers 200 with a stale hosting placeholder saying the site has not been launched, which itself carries a meta refresh to an unrelated discussion forum in another language.
Namencis Capital Answers 200 with a hosting platform's unconfigured welcome page at 4,606 bytes, so the project exists and nothing has ever been deployed to it.
Atlante Capital Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body at 2,517 bytes, one of three byte-identical ones on this roster.
Ducato Capital Times out on https at every address and forwards on http to a domain marketplace's profile page, where the address is openly for sale.
Everlast Capital Answers 404 with the same 2,518-byte ConnectYourDomain body two of its roster siblings return.
Iole Capital Answers 200 with 156KB of site-builder framework wrapped around one placeholder line about the site not being ready, repeated four times, and a copyright line. No sentence anywhere describes a search, an acquisition or any criteria.
Kilimanjaro Capital The domain does not resolve on either host, re-tested outside the sandbox.
Oumua Capital Dead two ways at once: the apex sits behind a content network answering its own origin-unreachable error with a sixteen-byte body, and the www host answers 404 with a site builder's disconnected-domain page.
Actera The linked domain now serves a 139KB Vietnamese football results site under a title in Vietnamese, with nothing about this vehicle anywhere on it, which is an expired domain taken by somebody else rather than a rename.
Akazia Capital Its root answers 200 with 110 bytes and a meta refresh to a Mexican nearshoring manufacturer that mentions neither this firm nor search funds, while the path the roster links answers 404 with a registrar's parked advertising page.
Anchora Transmission The domain does not exist in DNS, confirmed as NXDOMAIN against this session's resolver and two public ones.
Andino Capital Partners The www host does not exist and the apex carries mail records and no address record at all, so the domain is registered for email and serves no site.
Arista Partners Answers 404 with Wix's ConnectYourDomain body of 2,517 bytes, byte-identical to three others on the same roster.
Armour House Group The domain has no name servers at all against a public resolver, so it is not delegated.
Arvo Partners Answers 404 with the same 2,517-byte ConnectYourDomain body three others on this roster return.
Athenaeum Partners Resolves to an address whose name servers point at a site builder, and both ports time out on connect after twenty seconds, repeatedly.
Atlas Nachfolge Answers 404 with the same 2,517-byte ConnectYourDomain body as its three roster siblings.
Axias Partners A working site builder install serving its own 404 page, titled in Spanish, on every route its own navigation offers including the home page. Its sitemap lists a users file and no pages at all, so there is nothing behind the shell.
Baluarte Capital The fourth byte-identical ConnectYourDomain body on one roster, at 2,517 bytes.
Bellator Trust The domain has no address and no name server records against two public resolvers, so it is not registered or not delegated.
Bellwether Capital Answers 200 and then carries the reader away by a script assignment to a domain marketplace's payment page, where the address is openly for sale. The https host times out on every resolved address.
Bitacora Partners Its https handshake is reset on both hosts and its http host answers 200 with a hosting company's own under-construction page in French, marked noindex, so the domain is registered and nothing has been deployed to it.
Change Bridge Growth Answers 404 on both the apex and the www host with Wix’s own ConnectYourDomain body of about 2,517 bytes, which is a domain pointed at a site nobody published.
Hounds Bay Capital Answers 404 on both hosts with the same 2,517-byte ConnectYourDomain body the previous entry returns, which is the shape of an unfinished setup rather than a site taken down.
Glendenning Partners Answers 200 with 2,538 bytes saying the site is temporarily unavailable while updates are made, marked noindex. It prints its own name in the title and the logo and nothing else, so the host is alive and the site is not there.
tbginvestimentos.com The roster card names it nowhere, in text, alt text or title, and the address serves a 114-byte stub that forwards by script to a parked lander built on a domain-parking template, on both the apex and the www host. Neither source publishes a name, so the domain is the only one it has.
Cactus Capital The domain returns no answer at all from the name servers, on the apex and the www host, re-tested outside the sandbox where control fetches in the same batch succeeded.
Four Factor Capital Answers 404 on both the apex and the www host with Wix’s own ConnectYourDomain body of about 2,517 bytes, which is a domain pointed at a site nobody ever published.
Stellaris Capital Partners Its address fails at the connection, with the proxy returning a bad gateway rather than anything from the host. Found by name; the domain does not resolve on any variant.
Agripina Capital Neither the apex nor the www host carries an address record, where known-good hosts answered in the same batch, so nothing is serving this name at all.
Colombo Capital Neither host carries an address record. The roster pairs the name Colombo Capital with this partners domain, and neither string reaches anything that answers.
Phoenix Rise Capital Neither the apex nor the www host carries an address record, and the roster’s own card spells the name Pheonix Rise.
Terra Firma Capital The apex carries no address record and the www host answers with a name and no address at all, which is a zone left half configured rather than a site that moved.
IziSoft Capital The host answers and its certificate has expired, so a browser interposes a warning page and no reader reaches the site. The failure is the subject’s and not this reader’s.
Drechsel & Hansen Answers 200 with the hosting company’s own reserved-domain notice, in five languages, saying the domain has just been activated and no content has been uploaded.
Relevia Answers 404 with Wix’s ConnectYourDomain body at 2,516 bytes. Not to be confused with Relevian, a different firm already recorded on this shelf.
Sailly Transmission Answers 404 with Wix’s ConnectYourDomain body at 2,516 bytes.
Origo Legacy Partners Answers 404 with Squarespace’s Website Expired page, which says the account has expired and offers the owner a login. The roster files this card under the name Origo Capital, which two other firms on this shelf are also called.
Logos Equity Partners Behind the browser check that stopped a script, a browser-shaped reader found a site builder's empty page titled with the builder's product name, no links and no text.
Dorim Transmission Answers 200 with a client-rendered app whose root element is empty. Its one bundle is 312 kilobytes of framework with no French prose in it at all, so the copy lives in a route chunk this reader could not reach.
General Pacific The www host the roster links has no records of any kind, and the apex answers a redirect to a single person's profile on a professional network, which that network serves with its own bot status code. Nothing of the firm's own site is left at either name.
December Transmission Answers 200 with a page whose entire visible content is two words promising the site shortly, repeated eight times above a 2021 copyright line, five years after the roster dates its search to April 2021.
Sillage Transmission The host the roster links does not resolve, read with the sandbox off against a resolver that answers for a control name in the same run.
Alnes Capital Answers 401 with a thirty-kilobyte page titled with the firm's name and the word Secure, which is a real site behind a password its owner set rather than a host refusing a reader.
Ambition Releve Answers 200 with eleven hundred bytes saying the site is under construction and to check back for an update soon.
Bay Street CI Does not resolve at all, read with the sandbox off against a resolver that answered for other names in the same run.
Lynwood Succession Does not resolve at all, read with the sandbox off against a resolver that answered for other names in the same run.
Sprucegrove Capital Resolves to a single address and the connection never completes, across repeated tries on both sides of the sandbox, which is a name still pointed at a host that is not serving.
Viva Partners Carries name server records and no address record of any kind, which is a registered name whose hosting was never set or has been taken down.
West 88 Partners Answers 404 with a site builder's domain-not-claimed notice, which is the name pointed at a platform where nobody has connected a site to it.
Zen Capital Partners Resolves to a domain marketplace's name servers and times out on every request, which is a lapsed name parked rather than a site that failed.
Rumi Capital Partners Answers 200 with twenty-two kilobytes whose only readable text is the firm's name. Its script bundles were fetched and the largest is library code, so the copy is either in a chunk this reader did not find or was never written.
Threadleaf Capital Answers 200 with five hundred and sixty-seven bytes reading the domain name and the words click here to enter, and the link behind it serves the same five hundred and sixty-seven bytes.
Blanco Growth Partners The domain does not answer inside the sandbox or outside it, where nine other vehicles in the same batch answered.
Carmine Partners The domain does not answer inside the sandbox or outside it, where nine other vehicles in the same batch answered.
Elysian Holdings The domain does not answer inside the sandbox or outside it; the roster that links it names nobody for it either.
Software Legacy Partners The domain does not answer inside the sandbox or outside it. The roster names Karl Laughton for it, and two other backers pair him with a company as its chief executive since.
Harbor Lake Holding Company Answers 404 with a site builder's connect-your-domain error page, which is a builder subscription with no site behind it.
Kerem Capital Answers 200 with a hundred and fourteen bytes and no text, which is a page with nothing on it.
Lynx Trail Capital The roster links a social-network company page and nothing the vehicle owns; the domain carrying its name, found by name rather than by any link, answers a site builder's coming-soon parking page.
Millet Transmission Two rosters print the name and neither links anything; one names Thibaud Millet for it. The domain carrying its name, found by name rather than by any link, answers a site builder's connect-your-domain error, a domain pointed at a builder with no site behind it.
2nd Street Capital Answers 200 with a hundred and fourteen bytes whose only content forwards to its own landing page, the shape of a parked domain.
ANYDAYNOW Answers 401 with a fourteen-byte body reading Private Site, so the address the backer's card links exists and is closed to the public.
Africa Search Capital Read again: the www name forwards to a registrar's parking page and the apex presents its hosting company's own certificate and none for the domain, so the address is parked with no site behind it. The record credits the vehicle with a 2021 purchase off its own release on a wire.
Wahlers & Kabanov Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body, under a kilobyte on the wire.
Giza Capital Partners Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body, under a kilobyte on the wire.
Harbor Capital Answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page at 3,312 bytes; the same name without the country suffix is a US fund manager and a trap.
Heartland Heritage Capital The domain does not answer, read with the sandbox off; a search index still carries its title naming the founder and a single business near Chicago.
Single Trail Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body, under a kilobyte on the wire.
Stability Capital Answers 404 with the site builder's ConnectYourDomain body, under a kilobyte on the wire; the record holds the Polish property software company the vehicle bought in 2023 and its 2025 exit.
LT Partners The domain does not answer, read with the sandbox off.
Kestane Capital Partners Answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page at 3,312 bytes.
Villarica Partners The secure address does not answer and the plain one forwards to the site builder's expired-domain page.
Arch Legacy Partners Forwards to a Cloudflare Access sign-in for the domain, so the site exists behind a login and serves nothing to the public.
Thallo Unternehmensnachfolge Answers 404 with the site builder's expired-website page at 3,339 bytes.
Tasman Capital The domain does not answer, read with the sandbox off; the record holds the Dutch drain-unblocking company the vehicle, as Tasman Succession, bought in 2025.
Scrum Capital The domain does not answer, read with the sandbox off; the backer's page for the pair links it and dates the launch to January 2026.
Australian Equity Partners The backer's card links the domain, which answers a site builder's expired-website page under a 404.
Candor Capital The backer's card links the domain, which does not answer from this machine, read with the sandbox off.
Juxon Capital The backer's card links the domain, which does not answer from this machine, read with the sandbox off.
Sly The backer's card links a personal profile on a professional network rather than a site, so there is nothing of the vehicle's own to read.
7IRON Capital The backer's page prints the name with no link and dates the launch to April 2024. Found by name with the sandbox off: the French domain under the name answers a hosting company's parking page that says it is under construction, and the bare name's .com answers an empty page.
AJD Partners Answers 403 to this reader and, minutes apart, a 200 script shell to a second reader whose page description calls it a founder-led acquisition firm focused on Spanish founder-owned SMEs; a browser-shaped reader sees only its name. The backer's page links it and dates the launch to June 2026.

Listed as a Search, Reads as an Investor

These were listed the same way and describe something else on their own pages. They are named here rather than quietly reclassified, because deciding what a firm is on its behalf is the thing the shelf exists to avoid.

Buffalo Point Partners Its home page says it makes minority equity investments of up to five million dollars in businesses acquired by independent sponsors or search funds in partnership with a private equity firm its founder is a partner at, beside control buyouts, and its experience page files two companies under current investments and calls them a sampling of its and its investors' past experience. Read in September 2026.
nexa partners Says it launches search funds led by proven entrepreneurs, publishes a team of five with no titles and a separate Searchers heading naming two people and two more it calls in stealth. One of the two named is the principal of another vehicle on this shelf, which is what a backer looks like rather than a searcher. Read in September 2026.
HCP Capital A one-page site saying it raised a committed capital fund in 2023 for the equipment rental and site services industries and takes active management and operating roles in portfolio companies, plural. It names no company, no person and no title, and every other route on the host answers 404. Read in September 2026.
GoodCapital Its investments page lists four active holdings by name and its team page says its two founding partners serve as Directors of three of them. The roster files one of those partners as the chief executive of one company; his own firm gives him a board seat at three. Read in September 2026.
Novastone Capital Advisors Calls itself a global firm solving succession through an operator-led search fund program, says it has partnered with more than seventy searchers and overseen thirty-one acquisitions since 2019, and names its own team of more than twenty. The companies on its portfolio page are run by the searchers it backs rather than by it. Read in September 2026.
Luceiro Capital Calls itself an independent firm combining a value strategy in listed companies with a private equity vehicle for smaller ones, and names its regulator's register and its fund's number on that register. Its private equity arm buys majority stakes in Spain and Portugal, which is a mandate rather than a search. Read in September 2026.
Horizon Point Capital Calls itself the private investment arm of a family office tracing its roots to 1946, making both control and minority investments in lower-middle-market companies over a long horizon. Its investments page says it has partnered with a number of companies and then describes eight of them by category without naming one. The roster that lists it names one: two cards print Acquired beside its logo and link a franchising company's profile. Read in September 2026.
PRACINCO Says it is seasoned chief executives investing their own capital, who find a management leader and make that leader the chief executive of the company they buy. Its companies page calls itself a non-exhaustive sample of a hundred investments and it names about twenty principals, which is a platform installing other people rather than one team searching. Read in September 2026.
GC Partners Calls itself a private investment firm partnering with founders and chief executives to build software and tech-enabled companies, runs a chief-executive-in-residence program that installs outside operators, and its companies page carries named holdings tagged Active and Exited. Read in September 2026.
Lullwater & Co Its home page describes a private investment firm working with individuals pursuing entrepreneurship through acquisition, and its criteria page sizes the COMPANIES it backs at $1M to $5M of profits. Its Who We Serve page says it buys whole companies, owns partial stakes, and backs entrepreneurs through acquisition, so by its own account it does all three. It is named here rather than filed as one of them, and its two principals are Michael Curry and Keith Burns. Read in September 2026.
Griot Partners Its home page reads as a buyer, and its contact page says it is an equity firm that helps owners sell their companies OR secure investors for their growth. Paired with wanting a share rather than the whole company, that is an adviser and financier posture. Only the deeper page settles it, which is why the home page alone was not enough. Read in September 2026.
CoCatalyst Capital Calls itself an operator-led investment firm partnering with founders of profitable software businesses, and presents a prior deal as a success story. A firm posture with a portfolio, judged the same way as the entry below it rather than differently because a different roster named it. Read in September 2026.
Two Bridges Legacy Partners Calls itself a specialized investor investing exclusively in GIS, CAD/CAM and BIM software companies, and carries a portfolio section. A stated sector mandate plus a portfolio reads as a holding company rather than a single search. Read in September 2026.
Mutares The roster links this as a searcher's own vehicle and it is a listed European turnaround investor with its own shareholders, which is a different business from a single search. Read in September 2026.
Inu Capital Describes itself as an operator-led investment firm making majority equity investments in business-services companies with $5M to $50M of revenue, in the plural throughout, and commits to the long-term success of any business it invests in rather than to one. Read in September 2026.
Seqos Capital The address the roster links redirects to seqos.de, a German family holding that takes stakes in mid-sized companies and tells the story of selling its own family business in 2015 and wanting something different for other owners. The roster files three separate entrepreneurs against this one vehicle. Read in September 2026.
Rockfront Capital The roster that names it says its founder started it to acquire and grow a high-quality company in Poland. Its own site calls it an entrepreneurial investment fund powering emerging Europe with hands-on ownership, never says one company, asks for three million euros of EBITDA and ten percent revenue growth, and staffs an investment manager and an investment analyst beside the founder. Read in September 2026.
302 Capital Partners Calls itself an operator of mechanical services businesses in western Canada and says it buys, runs and grows established heating, plumbing and mechanical contractors, keeping the name on the door. Its founder's biography settles it: he founded the firm in 2020, is president of three named heating and mechanical companies at once, and leads a group of sixty technicians across British Columbia. Read in September 2026.
Nova Vida Capital Describes itself as a family office that invests in and acquires businesses in the distribution and technology services sectors, and its navigation carries Current Investments in the plural. Read in September 2026.
Skyharbor Capital Calls itself a Miami private investment firm that acquires established legacy businesses and improves them by implementing modern technology, bringing in AI implementers for each; businesses in the plural on every page, and a roster files it as one search. Read in September 2026.
Nano Two pages that say the operators behind it have built, scaled, acquired and exited companies and now focus on acquiring strong, enduring businesses, in the plural, with no person, place or size named anywhere. Read in September 2026.
Heritage Investments Calls itself a Dutch investment company, of, for and by entrepreneurs, that acquires, actively leads and accelerates solid established Dutch companies, in the plural, and its criteria page asks for a full sale or a significant majority; no page read names a person or says one company. The roster that lists it pairs it with a searcher, and the site does not. Read in September 2026.
Spera Global A Turkish investment and consulting group by its own title, with pages for investment and financing advisory, references, careers and a blog, and London and Istanbul in its footer; nothing on it says it is looking to buy one company. The roster that lists it pairs it with a searcher, and the site does not. Read in September 2026.
Emsco Partners A script shell whose bundle says it is a privately owned company acquiring profitable UK businesses with a strong market position in their niches, in the plural, and links a press article about an oversubscribed fund for the UK's succession gap; nothing on it says one company. The roster that lists it pairs it with two searchers, and the site names them as its founders. Read in September 2026.
Magnolia Software Group Says it invests in and partners with great software companies, in the plural, as a team of entrepreneurs focused on finding exceptional software businesses to own and grow over the long run, and names two co-founders and managing partners; nothing on it says one company. The roster that lists it prints a logo and nothing else. Read in September 2026.
Korea Search Investment Partners Brands itself Korea Search Fund, the country's first institutional private equity manager with search fund expertise, and describes a platform that pairs searchers with successions rather than one search; it prints neither the roster's people nor the roster's vehicle name. Read in September 2026.

Listed as a Search, and the Search Is Over

These were listed the same way and their own pages say they are not searching. Some say the search ended without a purchase, which is an outcome no roster marks and no status code shows; one describes a different business altogether. They answer normally, so the only thing that finds them is reading what they wrote.

Tinto Hill Its own site captions its founder director and its news page holds only the launch coverage, while the companies register records the company dissolved in June 2026 after its April 2022 incorporation, with no live appointment for him. A backer files it among its acquired searches and names no company; three searches found no purchase. Read in September 2026.
Mors Transmission Its own site carries its search-phase copy on a home and a contact page, while the companies register records the vehicle struck off in February 2026 with its founder as liquidator and former president. A backer's page for him dates the launch to April 2023 and names no company; searches found only the launch coverage. Read in September 2026.
Castor Key Partners Calls itself a long-duration holding company that acquires and builds infrastructure and industrial services businesses, plural, and says its mission is to build one scaled company out of them. That is a buy-and-build platform rather than a vehicle looking for a single company to run. Read in September 2026.
Successr Capital Its own sentence is that it is a British investment firm focused on acquiring and operating a small number of outstanding owner-led businesses, which states a count above one in as many words. Nothing on the site names a single company or an end to a search. Read in September 2026.
Venn HoldCo Says it is building a national champion in engineering services for the built environment through the acquisition of high-quality businesses in the sector, and its criteria are written for companies rather than for a company. Nothing on it says one business or names an end to a search. Read in September 2026.
Icosian Capital Its whole page is written in the present tense about running durable and home medical equipment providers, billing, client relationships and suppliers, with no acquisition language anywhere. It says our companies and affiliated companies and names none of them, which is below this shelf's bar for a purchase and well past its bar for a search. Read in September 2026.
Catalex Network Says it brings capital, a professional back office and modern technology to insurance defense law firms so they can grow without trading away their independence, and repeats that the firm stays the owner’s. The words acquire, buy, search fund and searcher appear nowhere on it. Read in September 2026.
Forás Capital Its site now carries one sentence, repeated down the page, saying the firm has concluded its activities, and it names no company it bought. The roster still lists its principal as searching. Read in September 2026.
Saunders Street Capital Its own home page opens by saying the firm dissolved in April 2025, and names no company it bought. Two backers still list it as a current search. Read in September 2026.
Nogal Capital Its own page says that between 2023 and 2025 it looked for an exceptional Mexican company to buy and run for the long term, that the search stage has concluded, and that its founder now helps B2B companies grow through a separate consulting practice. No purchase is named anywhere. Read in September 2026.
Novi Partners Calls itself permanent equity backed by leading global family offices, says it provides capital and operational expertise to companies with an EBITDA of 1.5 million or more, and states that it does not invest on a fixed five-year horizon. Two partners are named and no single target company is. Read in September 2026.
Visconti Capital Its whole home page is five sentences, one of which says it brings a solid track record including two successful previous investments. A vehicle with two investments behind it is not searching for its first, and the page names no company, no person and no criteria. Read in September 2026.
Omada Partners The vehicle's address forwards to Omada Power Services, which calls itself a long-term home for generator services businesses with fifty million dollars to put to work and twenty entrepreneurs as investors, partnering with owners rather than buying one company. Read in September 2026.