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Court Square Capital Partners
New York firm with 40+ years building middle-market business services and industrials companies.
Key facts
- Website
- courtsquare.com
- Founded
- 2006
- Pricing
- Not publicly disclosed
- Country
- United States
- Rating
- No reviews yet
About Court Square Capital Partners
New York firm with 40+ years building middle-market business services and industrials companies. Partners with founders, families, and management teams to drive long-term value and market leadership through collaboration built on integrity, transparency, and trust over multiple decades.
Key features
- 40+ year investing history
- Business services and healthcare focus
- Industrials, tech and telecom sectors
- Portfolio: Getaroom, DISA, AHEAD
- Spun out of Citigroup Venture Capital
Pros & cons
Pros
- Deep multi-decade sector relationships
- Diversified across four core sectors
- Established origination network
Cons
- Deal size and fee terms not disclosed
- Legacy bank spinout can mean slower decisions
Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions About Court Square Capital Partners
What sectors does Court Square focus on?
Four primary industries: business services, healthcare, industrials, and tech & telecom.
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