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OBF Investments
OBF Investments is a asset manager based in St. Petersburg, founded 2012; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band,...
OBF Investments
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General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2012
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
St. Petersburg
Corporate office
St. Petersburg, FL, United States
Principals
George H. 'Bud' Scholl
President and CEO, OneBlood, Inc.
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at OBF Investments?
President and CEO of OneBlood, Inc., George H. 'Bud' Scholl, is the key executive tied to OBF Investments’ strategic decisions. The firm does not disclose a separate CIO or dedicated investment committee roster, reflecting its operation as an internal treasury rather than a marketed fund manager.
Does OBF Investments operate as a standalone family office?
No. It functions as the investment division of OneBlood, Inc., a not-for-profit blood center. It has no independent branding, separate website, or public-facing investment team, distinguishing it from single-family or multi-family offices that serve private wealth creators.
What kind of deals does OBF Investments pursue?
It engages in direct buyouts and co-investments. Its most visible transaction to date is participation in the Fortissimo Capital-led consortium that acquired Sanquin Plasma Products (rebranded Prothya Biosolutions), a plasma-derivatives manufacturer based in the Netherlands.
What real estate assets does OBF Investments hold?
Altss research identifies Prime Property Fund, LLC, a mixed-use real estate vehicle in the United States, as an asset held by OBF Investments. Additional property holdings are booked under a general investment portfolio in St. Petersburg, Florida, though specific properties are not named.
How is OBF Investments related to OneBlood Foundation, Inc.?
OneBlood Foundation, Inc. is a separate philanthropic structure associated with the parent entity. It splits charitable giving from OBF Investments’ for-profit allocation activities, maintaining a clean separation between mission-related fundraising and investment-return generation.
Does OBF Investments take LP commitments from outside investors?
There is no public evidence that OBF Investments raises capital from external limited partners. Its role as an internal treasury for OneBlood suggests it manages balance-sheet assets rather than operating a third-party fund-of-funds or direct-investment platform.
Where does OBF Investments deploy capital geographically?
Known exposure spans the United States — through domestic real estate and its St. Petersburg-based portfolio — and Europe, via the Prothya Biosolutions acquisition in the Netherlands. No other regions have been confirmed in public filings or the firm's own disclosures.
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