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The Nashton Company
Investor backing both platform acquirers and independent ETA entrepreneurs.
Key facts
- Website
- nashton.com
- Pricing
- Minority investment capital for independent searchers plus platform/control capital for buy-and-build strategies; terms not disclosed.
- Country
- United States
- Rating
- No reviews yet
About The Nashton Company
The Cambria Group acquires and invests in small and mid-sized businesses with established operating histories across various industries and geographies. The firm partners closely with management to build enterprises.
Key features
- 123 minority ETA investments
- 6 platform companies with 28 acquisitions
- $5B in market value created
- Dual control and minority investing model
Pros & cons
Pros
- Large, verifiable investment track record
- Offers both platform and independent search paths
Cons
- Terms not publicly disclosed
- Dual model can mean less standardized process
Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Nashton Company
What types of businesses does Cambria invest in?
The firm seeks sound businesses with established operating histories, rather than start-ups and turnarounds, spanning over 40 states and Canada.
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