Tecum Capital is setting its sights on a $125 million raise for its latest fund, Tecum Capital Partners IV, aimed at supporting small business growth across the U.S.
Key Highlights:
- Tecum Capital has raised $59.6 million from 29 investors to date, with a minimum investment of $250,000.
- The firm specializes in mezzanine debt and equity investments in lower middle-market companies.
- Tecum has deployed over $1 billion in capital across 135+ transactions since its inception.
Fundraising Overview:
Tecum Capital, a Pittsburgh-based lower middle market investment firm, is actively raising $125 million for Tecum Capital Partners IV, with a focus on small business investments. According to a recent SEC filing, the fund secured its first sale on January 10, amassing $59.6 million from 29 investors. The minimum buy-in stands at $250,000, signaling strong investor interest in Tecum’s proven track record.
The firm employs a multi-strategy approach, providing mezzanine debt and equity financing to growth-oriented companies in sectors such as manufacturing, value-added distribution, and business services. Targeting businesses with a minimum EBITDA of $3 million, Tecum typically allocates between $5 million and $20 million per transaction.
Tecum’s previous fund, the $300 million Tecum Capital Partners III, launched in 2021 and continues to execute the firm’s investment strategy. Since its founding in 2006, Tecum has invested over $1 billion across more than 135 completed transactions, supporting over 100 platforms and add-on acquisitions.
About Tecum Capital:
Tecum Capital is a private investment firm specializing in lower middle market companies across the U.S. The firm focuses on providing flexible capital solutions, including mezzanine debt and equity investments, to support growth, acquisitions, and recapitalizations. Headquartered outside of Pittsburgh, Tecum partners with management teams to drive long-term value creation. Learn more.