Pacific Family Offices

Overview

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. 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. No operating-company relationship, succession architecture, or external LP base exists beyond the sponsor's obligation to its plan participants.