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Castle Harlan

PE · New York · United States

Address
150 East 58th Street, New York, NY 10155, United States
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Founded
1987
AUM
$6 000 M
Ticket
$50-100 m

Stages

Series BLate Stage (Series C+)

Investment region

North AmericaEuropeMiddle EastAustralia and others

Industries

Business Services (B2B)Consumer ProductsEducationE-commerce/MarketplaceFood and BeverageEnergyHealthcare ServicesIndustrialChemicalsConsumer Services (B2C)Financial ServicesFoodtechLogisticsAerospace

Profile

Castle Harlan is a private equity firm based in New York City. It was founded in 1987 by John K. Castle, previously of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, and Leonard Harlan, former chairman of Harlan Investment Banking. The firm operates with a team that includes senior executives such as Senior Managing Director Marcel Fournier, known for his work in international acquisitions at Lepercq, de Neuflize & Co., and others with diverse backgrounds. The firm emphasizes their expertise in managing complex investment structures across various sectors. Castle Harlan invests in a variety of industries including industrial, healthcare services, consumer products, and more. They are known to focus on middle-market private equity opportunities in North America, Europe, and Australia. Their investment strategy typically includes acquiring or investing in companies through leveraged buyouts with an investment size ranging from $50-100 million. As of the latest figures, the firm's management funds total approximately $6 billion. Notable investments by Castle Harlan include Baker & Taylor - a book distributor, Ames True Temper - manufacturer of lawn and garden tools, and Pretium Packaging - a plastic container supplier. The firm has a track record of successfully working with portfolio companies to improve operations and spur growth, leveraging their expertise in key industry sectors.

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