Peak Rock Capital

Anthony DiSimone serves as Chief Executive Officer and Steve Martinez is President. The firm lists over 20 managing directors across its Austin and London offices, including sector leads in consumer, technology, industrial, and healthcare. Investment committee composition is not publicly detailed, but the leadership group indicates decisions run through the senior partner cohort.

Peak Rock runs three distinct strategies: private equity, credit, and real assets. The private equity arm targets control-oriented investments and transformational growth in middle-market companies. The credit business offers structured debt and non-control capital to family- and founder-owned businesses. The real assets group pursues opportunistic equity and debt in recession-resilient properties and geographies.

The firm focuses on complex situations including corporate carveouts from public companies and large conglomerates, family- and founder-owned business successions, management buyouts, and restructurings. Its case studies show a pattern of buying niche industrial and software businesses — such as Hasa and Amtech Software — and selling them to strategic acquirers or other financial sponsors.

Peak Rock invests across North America and Europe. Its headquarters is in Austin, Texas, with a London office at Nova North, 11 Bressenden Place. The firm states its regional focus spans both continents, and past portfolio companies have been located in Colorado, Pennsylvania, Texas, Missouri, Indiana, and California.

The firm invests across consumer, technology, industrial, and healthcare. Within technology, deals have included enterprise software (Amtech, Spatial Business Systems). Consumer deals include food manufacturing (Pretzels Inc., TNT Crust). Industrial includes water treatment chemicals (Hasa), and healthcare includes infusion services (Paragon Healthcare).

Peak Rock sources through a network built across two decades of middle-market transaction experience. The firm emphasizes relationships with family- and founder-owned businesses, as well as corporate sellers executing divestitures. Its credit platform also provides an origination channel, offering structured capital that can lead to eventual control transactions. The London office extends sourcing into European markets.

The firm has completed sales to large strategic buyers including Elevance Health (Paragon Healthcare, 2024), General Mills (TNT Crust, 2022), and The Hershey Company (Pretzels Inc., 2021). It has also sold to financial sponsors, including Amtech Software in 2025, and to a Blackstone portfolio company with the 2026 sale of Spatial Business Systems.