Nili Capital Partners

Nili pursues majority and minority recapitalizations of small-market companies with $2M–$10M in EBITDA, deploying $10M–$30M equity checks per transaction. The strategy is built around a cross-border buy-and-build model where Nili acquires Israeli and European platforms and scales them through add-on acquisitions in the US.

Nili focuses on founder-owned, lower-middle-market businesses in Israel and Europe that have the potential to expand into the US. The firm does not publicly disclose a detailed origination funnel, but its geographic split between Ra'anana and Teaneck signals on-the-ground sourcing in both regions.

Nili is structured as a private equity firm, not a single-family or multi-family office. Its public materials present it as an asset manager, with no disclosed wealth origin, founder family, or SFO architecture — distinguishing it from many Israel-based family investment vehicles.

Nili anchors its investment approach in six named verticals: Business & Tech-Enabled Services, Industrial Technologies, Aerospace & Defense, Packaging, Water & Agriculture, and Consumer Products. The firm has not publicly disclosed any sectors it explicitly excludes.

Nili publicly describes only direct majority and minority recapitalizations — no fund-of-funds, LP investments, or club deal participation is disclosed. The firm's marketing centers on control-oriented equity stakes in platform companies and their add-on acquisitions.