NEWS
Farragut Invests in Digital Networks
Farragut Capital Partners, LLC is pleased to announce the closing of an investment in Digital West Networks, Inc., a leading provider of commercial-grade internet, data, and cloud services to small and mid-sized businesses on California's Central Coast. Farragut invested subordinated debt and preferred equity to support the acquisition of Norcast Communications Corp., adding voice and other capabilities to Digital West's suite of services.
Require Acquires Service 1st
Farragut portfolio company Require Holdings, LLC has acquired Service 1st Valuation and Settlement Services, Inc. Service 1st is a leading provider of valuation risk management services, including desk reviews, valuation risk analysis, field reviews and market data. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Require is majority-owned by L2 Capital, a Devon, Pennsylvania-based investor.
Farragut Invests in Findley Davies, Inc.
Farragut Capital Partners, LLC is pleased to announce the closing of an investment in Findley Davies, Inc. Farragut invested subordinated debt in Findley Davies to support a strategic acquisition that expands the Company’s capabilities and geographic reach.
Farragut Portfolio Company T&B Equipment Featured in Richmond Times-Dispatch
As seen in the Richmond Times Dispatch - T&B Equipment Co. Inc. will have a couple of busy months. The Hanover County-based event services company will be working on a number of high-profile events this month, including the Kentucky Derby and the Indianapolis 500. In June, it will provide services for the U.S. Open men’s golf championship.
Farragut Portfolio Comapny Simulyze Launches Next-Generation Commercial Solution
As seen in Robotics Tomorrow - Farragut portfolio company Simulyze, Inc. announces the launch of Mission Insight, its next-generation situational awareness application for the commercial market.
Farragut Invests in Atlas Wire Corp.
Farragut Capital Partners, LLC is pleased to announce the closing of an investment in Atlas Wire Corp. Farragut invested subordinated debt and equity to support the acquisition of the Company by Spell Capital Partners. Atlas CEO Bruce Leska invested alongside Spell and Farragut in the transaction.