Aurora Capital Partners Closes $2.1 Billion Fund VII

– Aurora Capital Partners, a Los Angeles-based private equity firm, closed over $2.1 billion for Aurora Equity Partners VII (AEP VII).

– AEP VII exceeded its initial target with support from new and existing limited partners.

– Investor base includes public and corporate pensions, insurance companies, family offices, asset managers, and industry consultants.

– Fund strategy: invest in US middle-market companies within business services, industrial services, and tech-enabled services.

– Aurora has used the same investment strategy for 20+ years, focusing on market-leading businesses with rapid growth and transformation potential.

– Strategy & Operations Program is leveraged to scale portfolio companies and improve performance.

– AEP VII is Aurora’s largest fund since its founding in 1991.

– Predecessor fund, AEP VI, closed in 2021 with $1.65 billion in commitments.

– Partner Josh Klinefelter: successful close shows investor confidence and ability to drive scale and transformation.

– Partner Mark Rosenbaum: sees strong opportunities to build market-leading companies across target sectors.

– Fund VII momentum: August 2024 investment in GenServe, largest independent provider of commercial and industrial standby power generators in the US.

– Recent exits include sale of FMG to GTCR and recapitalization of PSC Group with TJC (The Jordan Company).

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