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Activus Capital
Activus Capital Partners is an operator-led private equity firm that buys businesses built to last. It aims to respond in 24 hours, make a real offer in 7...
Activus Capital
Activus Capital Partners is an operator-led private equity firm that buys businesses built to last. It aims to respond in 24 hours, make a real offer in 7 days, and close in 45 days. It seeks businesses with $2M–$25M revenue, $500K–$5M profit, and recurring customers, and positions itself as operators rather than flippers so people keep their jobs.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2020
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Austin
Corporate office
Austin, TX, United States
Principals
Gus Rojo
Patrick Courtney
Sly Burley
Joel Rojo
Eliana Murillo
Bert Alanis
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Activus Capital source deals, and what makes its approach different from a traditional private equity auction?
Activus Capital markets directly to business owners, bypassing the brokered auction process entirely. Its website promises a binding offer within seven days, aiming to attract founders who value speed and a clean operational handoff over price maximization. This direct-to-owner sourcing model is its primary structural differentiator.
What investment stages does Activus Capital target?
Activus Capital targets buyouts of established, founder-owned businesses generating between $2 million and $25 million in revenue. The firm does not invest in early-stage startups or venture capital. It writes equity checks to take operational control of a going concern, not to fund product development or customer acquisition.
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