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Pacific Family Offices
Pacific Family Offices, LLC appears in regulatory records as the plan sponsor name for the Warsaw Manufacturing Facility Pension Plan, a defined-benefit...
Pacific Family Offices
Pacific Family Offices, LLC appears in regulatory records as the plan sponsor name for the Warsaw Manufacturing Facility Pension Plan, a defined-benefit vehicle tied to Dalton Corporation. Dalton was founded in 1953 in Warsaw, Indiana, and manufactures iron alloy castings for agricultural, commercial, and industrial equipment. The plan's roughly $32 million in assets represents the retirement security of the company's eligible employees, not a traditional family office with discretionary capital. The plan's investment posture is conservative and liability-driven. Public filings indicate exposure to natural resources — a sector alignment that makes structural sense given the sponsor's core business. No direct-investment activity, venture commitments, or co-investment programs are evident. The plan likely holds a mix of fixed-income instruments, public equities, and possibly commodity-linked assets structured to match the duration of its pension obligations. No named portfolio companies or fund commitments are publicly reported. The plan operates exclusively out of Warsaw, Indiana. No additional offices, adjacent philanthropic vehicles, or family-office club memberships have been identified. The professional team size is not disclosed. In May 2026, Altss research confirmed an estimated $32 million in plan assets based on structured regulatory data, making this one of the smaller corporate pension plans in the US manufacturing sector. Pacific Family Offices is structurally a pension fund, not a family office, despite its regulatory name. The label likely reflects a legacy holding structure or a reporting artifact rather than a genuine multi-generational wealth-management entity. No operating-company relationship, succession architecture, or external LP base exists beyond the sponsor's obligation to its plan participants.
General information
Firm type
Pension Fund
Year founded
1953
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Warsaw
Corporate office
Warsaw, IN, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Is Pacific Family Offices an actual family office?
No. Pacific Family Offices, LLC is the regulatory plan-sponsor name for the Warsaw Manufacturing Facility Pension Plan, a defined-benefit plan tied to Dalton Corporation, a Warsaw, Indiana-based iron-casting manufacturer founded in 1953. The name is a reporting artifact; the entity does not function as a single- or multi-family office and does not manage discretionary family wealth.
Who runs investment decisions for the plan?
Dalton Corporation does not publicly identify the plan's trustees, investment committee members, or external consultants. Given the plan's size and corporate-sponsor structure, fiduciary oversight likely rests with company management or a small internal committee, potentially supported by a regional benefits consultant or recordkeeper — but no named decision-makers are disclosed in public filings.
What investment stages or structures does the plan use?
There is no evidence of direct deals, venture commitments, fund-of-funds structures, or co-investment activity. As a small defined-benefit plan, the portfolio likely consists of institutional commingled funds, separate accounts, or an insurance-company general account structured for stable, long-duration liability matching. No private-market commitments are publicly reported.
Does the plan make its reported natural-resources allocation through direct commodity exposure?
That is not publicly confirmed. The natural-resources sector tag may reflect public-equity holdings in materials or energy stocks held via mutual funds or ETFs, or exposure embedded in a diversified real-asset mandate. No direct mineral-rights ownership, timberland, or private-infrastructure positions have been disclosed.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The plan's assets are funded entirely through Dalton Corporation sponsor contributions and participant deferrals — there is no external family wealth. Dalton Corporation generates revenue from iron alloy castings sold into agricultural, commercial, and industrial supply chains. The plan exists to secure employee retirement benefits, not to manage a family fortune.
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