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Alchemy Capital
Alchemy Capital is a private equity firm that invests in lower middle-market industrial and blue-collar services companies. It targets consolidations in these...
Alchemy Capital
Alchemy Capital is a private equity firm that invests in lower middle-market industrial and blue-collar services companies. It targets consolidations in these sectors. The firm focuses on these specific industries.
General information
Firm type
Portfolio Management Services (PMS) & Alternative Investment Funds (AIF)
Year founded
1999
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Tulsa
Corporate office
Tulsa, OK, United States
Principals
John D. Schiller Jr.
Founder
Christopher B. Schiller
Chief Executive Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Alchemy Capital?
Investment authority rests with founder John D. Schiller Jr. and his son, CEO Christopher B. Schiller. The dual leadership structure concentrates decision-making within the family, with no external investment committee or non-family partners. This approach has remained consistent since the firm's founding in 1999.
Is Alchemy Capital a family office or an institutional asset manager?
Alchemy Capital operates as a private investment firm deploying family capital, placing it closer to a single-family office structure than an institutional manager. It does not raise third-party capital from external limited partners and has no disclosed fund vehicles. The firm's balance-sheet investment posture means it reports to no outside investors.
What geographies and asset classes does Alchemy Capital focus on?
The firm concentrates on the central United States and Sun Belt for its credit and real estate investments, with its venture activity open to opportunities nationwide. Core asset classes include direct private credit, commercial and residential real estate, and venture-stage equity. Within venture, the firm has shown an affinity for energy-tech and industrial-technology companies.
How does Alchemy Capital source its deals?
Deal flow originates primarily from long-standing relationships with regional community banks, operating partners, and bankruptcy trustees rather than from competitive auctions or investment-bank processes. This off-market network is the firm's primary sourcing advantage, built over more than two decades in the Oklahoma market.
Does Alchemy Capital manage philanthropic or foundation assets?
There is no publicly disclosed philanthropic foundation or formal charitable vehicle tied to Alchemy Capital. The Schiller family supports local civic and educational causes in the Tulsa area, but these activities appear to be conducted personally rather than through a dedicated institutional structure.
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