Equicapita

Equicapita operates through distinct verticals. Arvore Partners is the primary buyout arm, running an evergreen fund that acquires lower-mid-market companies with $1M–$10M in EBITDA. The structure sweeps cash flow monthly to pay ongoing distributions and makes periodic special distributions from realized gains, compressing duration relative to traditional closed-end funds.

Arvore Partners targets North American companies with $1M to $10M of EBITDA, a segment Equicapita considers undercapitalized and supply-rich. The firm applies an operational value-creation model via its EquiONE platform and typically seeks to consolidate platforms to a $15M–$25M EBITDA scale where institutional buyer demand peaks.

Yes. Genivent Partners functions as a dedicated liquidity sleeve, opportunistically acquiring secondaries and GP stakes within the Omnigence partners fund family. This vertical is designed to provide investors with intra-hold-period liquidity alongside the primary Arvore buyout strategy.

Arvore's model de-emphasizes leverage and terminal multiple expansion through an operational playbook — its EquiONE platform targets organic EBITDA growth exceeding 6% CAGR — and a distribution architecture that sweeps cash flow monthly. The firm states this approach derisks returns in lower-growth, higher-inflation environments while still aiming for top-quartile PE returns.

Veripath Partners is a distinct vertical under Equicapita focused on Canadian farmland. It invests in non-operated row-crop farmland, targeting productivity pricing discounts and low volatility. The strategy is run separately from the Arvore buyout vertical and serves as a portfolio diversifier with infrequent drawdowns.