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Parkway Capital Investors

Parkway Capital Investors is a private equity financing firm based in Towson, Maryland. The firm has made 22 investments, including a March 2026 investment in...

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Parkway Capital Investors

Parkway Capital Investors is a private equity financing firm based in Towson, Maryland. The firm has made 22 investments, including a March 2026 investment in Pasqal. Portfolio exits include American Dryer, which exited in May 2015.

General information

Firm type

Generalist

Year founded

2000

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Towson

Corporate office

1 Olympic Place, Suite 500, Towson, MD 21204

Additional offices

53 Langley Road, Suite 270, Newton Centre, MA 02459

Sector focus

Industrial TechBusiness ServicesHealthcare ServicesReal Estate

Frequently asked questions

How does Parkway source its pipeline of lower-middle-market opportunities?

The firm partners with management teams, funded and independent equity sponsors, family offices and owner-operators. Parkway does not run a proprietary origination model built on cold outreach; it relies on a network of deal sponsors evaluating businesses with at least $10 million of revenue and $2 million of EBITDA. The Boston and Baltimore offices anchor its geographic coverage for the US lower-middle market.

Does Parkway Capital invest only in debt, or can it take equity stakes?

Parkway makes both mezzanine debt and minority equity investments. The firm states check sizes of $4 million to $15 million per transaction, with the flexibility to structure as junior credit, preferred equity or a combination. It does not seek control positions; every investment is structured to sit alongside the existing sponsor or management team.

What sectors does Parkway Capital explicitly avoid?

Parkway does not publish an exclusion list. The named industries it invests in — manufacturing, distribution, consumer products, business and industrial services, and healthcare — are broad, and the firm does not indicate that it screens out any specific sector. Allocators evaluating the portfolio should note the absence of technology, software, and financial-services exposure in disclosed positions.

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