Dubin Clark Raises $200M at First Close of Small Business Buyout Fund

Dubin Clark reported on January 14 that it raised $200M at the first close of its small business fund, fresh from receiving a license to operate a small business investment company.

The private equity firm said the DC Small Business Fund has already surpassed its target, thanks to support from new and existing investors. In a form D filed with the SEC on January 3, Dubin Clark said the fund had already secured $39.8M from 26 investors since its sale started on December 27, 2024.

The fund will be invested in line with Dubin Clark's strategy of transforming lower-middle-market companies into professionalized and niche market leaders, with a focus on acquiring companies with between $5M and $35M in revenue and a minimum EBITDA of $1M. It will make both equity and debt investments in companies in the specialty services, niche manufacturing, and event rentals sectors.

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