ReichmannHauer Capital Partners

ReichmannHauer Capital Partners

ReichmannHauer Capital Partners was established in 2005 by Philip Reichmann, nephew of Olympia & York founder Paul Reichmann, and Frank Hauer. The firm manages capital that originated from the Reichmann family’s property-development activities and subsequent liquidity events. The firm pursues buyouts, growth equity and distressed opportunities. Asset classes include private equity, real estate and turnaround situations. Geographic reach covers North America and Asia. Confirmed holdings and transactions include the IG Realty Investments portfolio spanning Moncton to Vancouver, First Canadian Place in Toronto, and the sale of The Allan Candy Company to The Hershey Company. Partnerships have included Aditya Birla Group on the Minacs Worldwide acquisition and Baz Group of Companies through Philip Reichmann’s advisory role. Prashant Pathak serves as managing partner and maintains memberships in TiE and the C.D. Howe Institute. The firm lists philanthropic ties to Mount Sinai Hospital Foundation of Toronto, POA Educational Foundation and The Baycrest Centre Foundation. No dated operational events from the last 24 months appear in available records. The structure links a multi-family office mandate directly to the Reichmann family’s real estate lineage and operating-company relationships, creating a sourcing channel through family networks and advisory board positions rather than open-market fund commitments.