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Arvest Group
Arvest Group is a private holding specialized in startup and SME buyouts, with 20 acquisitions and 5 founded startups. Multiregional offices.
Arvest Group
Arvest Group describes itself as a private holding focused on talents, specializing in startups and SME buyouts. The firm does not disclose its founding year or the identity of its principals publicly, but says it has acquired 20 companies and founded 5 startups, and trained 10 CEOs (per the firm's website). The firm targets startup and SME buyouts in technology-adjacent sectors. It takes a hands-on approach to developing companies and leaders, aiming to build for long-term ownership. Arvest maintains offices in Dallas, Bentonville, Giza, and Oklahoma City, indicating a multiregional footprint across the United States and Egypt (per the firm's website). The firm does not name portfolio companies, deal sizes, or co-investors. Arvest does not disclose total deployment or team size. Its additional offices in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Egypt suggest ties to the Walton family geography and Nile-region operations. The firm has not announced any recent operational events in the last 24 months. The firm's structural differentiator is its dual focus on acquiring companies and founding startups under the same holding entity, alongside a stated mission to develop leaders and train CEOs — an approach that blends operating company with investment holding. No governance or succession details are available.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Dallas
Corporate office
Dallas, TX, United States
Additional offices
Bentonville, AR, United States · Giza, Egypt · Oklahoma City, OK, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Arvest Group?
Arvest Group does not publicly name its principals or investment committee. The firm's website describes it as a private holding focused on talents but does not list individual names or titles (per the firm's website).
How does Arvest Group source proprietary deal flow?
Arvest does not publicly detail its deal sourcing. The firm operates offices in multiple cities and presents a network model, but no specific sourcing mechanisms are disclosed (per the firm's website).
Is Arvest Group structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Arvest Group describes itself as a private holding. It does not explicitly state its structure as a family office or venture firm. The firm's website language suggests a long-term, permanent capital model typical of family offices, but this is not confirmed.
Does Arvest Group participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Arvest Group's website focuses on direct acquisitions and startup founding. It does not mention fund commitments or external GP partnerships (per the firm's website).
What investment stages does Arvest Group typically target?
Arvest Group targets startups and SME buyouts, suggesting early-stage and growth-stage equity investments. No further stage specificity is disclosed (per the firm's website).
Which sectors does Arvest Group explicitly avoid?
Arvest Group does not publish any sector exclusion list. Its stated focus is on startups and SME buyouts broadly, with no explicit avoidances.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
Arvest Group does not disclose the origin of its capital or the identity of its beneficiaries. No wealth origin details are available publicly.
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