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Intercap
Intercap produces capsules for wine, liquor, and large format bottle industries. The company offers closures for wines, spumantes, liquors, custom designs, and...
Intercap
Intercap produces capsules for wine, liquor, and large format bottle industries. The company offers closures for wines, spumantes, liquors, custom designs, and printing services. Intercap was founded in 1986 in Canelli, Italy, and is now a subsidiary of SACI Group following the October 2024 acquisition for $6.09M.
General information
Firm type
Bank / Wealth / Trust
Year founded
2001
Location
Region
North America
Country
Canada
City
Toronto
Corporate office
Toronto, ON, Canada
Principals
Jason Chapnik
President & CEO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What investment stages does Intercap typically target?
Intercap targets mid-market situations across real estate, credit, and corporate equity. In real estate, the firm enters at the development or repositioning stage. On the credit side, Intercap provides transitional and bridge financing. Its equity investments focus on established Canadian companies, not venture-stage startups.
Which sectors does Intercap explicitly avoid?
Intercap does not disclose exclusion lists, but the firm shows no record of activity in resource extraction, early-stage technology, or biotech. The portfolio gravitates toward asset-heavy and cash-flowing businesses in real estate, financial services, and industrial operations within Canada.
Where does Intercap's investment capital come from?
Intercap invests primarily from its own balance sheet, with select co-investors participating on a deal-by-deal basis. The firm does not raise blind-pool funds or disclose a formal LP base. Specific sources of the balance-sheet capital are not publicly documented.
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