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Investment Criteria

Tricor typically looks for the following criteria when evaluating an investment:

Investment Size:

  • Tricor targets businesses with enterprise value between $25 million and $250 million.
  • Tricor can invest up to $1.0 billion with co-investments from our Limited Partners.
  • Add-on acquisitions do not have a minimum value.

Types of Business:

  • Companies in the manufacturing, service, and distribution sectors.
  • Businesses we understand and that are not exposed to rapid change or technological obsolescence.
  • History of strong, sustainable cash flow or clear path to achieve this.
  • Prefer companies with significant market share of a well-defined market or niche with potential for long-term growth and value enhancement.
  • Companies in Canada that have growth opportunities in the U.S. or U.S. companies that have growth opportunities in Canada.


Industries of Interest:

  • Manufactured Products - Manufacturing, Industrial, Packaging, Consumer Products, Food, Beverages, Defense, Hardware, Materials, Medical Instruments, Pet Food and Supplies, Aerospace, Agriculture, Chemicals 
  • Service - Business Services, Consumer Services, Facility Services, Payments, Waste Management, Oil and Gas, Transportation, Education/Training, Financial Services, Outsourcing, Leisure, Marketing, Pet Services, Infrastructure, Engineering, Healthcare 
  • Distribution - Logistics, Utilities, Power


Partnership with Management:

  • Tricor looks for highly motivated, capable and ethical management teams with whom we can partner and whose entrepreneurial spirit would be enhanced through significant equity ownership.
  • Tricor can work with existing management to improve the depth and breadth of the team as necessary.

Investment Types:
 
  • Tricor pursues acquisitions of public or private companies, management-led buyouts, recapitalizations and sales of subsidiaries of larger companies.
  • Tricor will consider joint ventures with corporate partners and can facilitate succession planning of closely held businesses.