H&H Industries’ growth plans are aligned with management to focus on long-term growth, not short-term gain.
Investment Strategy
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Patient Capital
Makes investments from a permanent capital base and does not subject companies to predetermined hold periods, return requirements, or other limitations typical of private equity firms.
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Flexible Structuring
Recognizes that every transaction is unique and understands the importance of flexibility when structuring each transaction.
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Investment Experience
H&H and its investors have closed more than 100 investments since 1988 in a multitude of industries and markets.
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Long-Term Growth
H&H and its investors have a history of investing with management to build value over time through both organic growth initiatives an strategic acquisitions.
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Management Centric
Management is central to H&H’s investment strategy and a critical factor in determining future success.
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Entrepreneurial Liberty
The advantages of consolidation do not interfere with the independent operations of each H&H company.
The H&H commitment to management, combined with a disciplined and time-tested approach, provides a unique alternative for business owners looking to realize liquidity while at the same time maintaining the legacy and culture of the companies they have built.
Investment Criteria
Financial Criteria:
EBITDA < $3 million
Consistent Profit Margins
Capital Efficient
Industry Characteristics:
Fragmented and Scalable
Minimal Regulatory Risk
Low Risk of Technology Obsolesence
Company Characteristics:
Strong Management Team
Identifiable Growth Prospects
Defensible Market Position
Representative Industries:
Outsourced Service & Depot Repair
Value-Add Distribution
Niche Manufacturing