Resurge Growth Partners

Investment decisions sit with co-founders Oren Peleg and Eyal Malinger, who source and approve deals together. Peleg acts as Portfolio Manager, while Malinger holds the Managing Partner title. Both previously built Oaktree Capital's European private equity business. The firm has not disclosed an investment committee beyond the two named partners.

Resurge deliberately positions itself between late-stage venture capital and traditional private equity. Its stated focus is on profitable companies that have either outgrown VC funding or scaled without ever raising institutional capital. The firm avoids early-stage venture risk and does not use the leverage-heavy buyout models common in mid-market PE.

Resurge structures both minority and majority investments, in primary and secondary transactions. The vehicle's stated flexibility allows it to buy founder stakes, inject fresh equity into companies that are already cash-flow positive, or recapitalize cap tables. The structure depends on what a founder or existing shareholder group requires rather than a house preference.

The primary difference is operator density. Co-founders Oren Peleg and Eyal Malinger regularly assume Executive Chairman roles, sit on portfolio company boards, and in the case of Fettle, acted as co-founders of the business itself. Resurge markets this embedded-executive model as a replacement for the light-touch board observer posture typical of growth equity. Investors who back Resurge are effectively buying a partner who supplies board-level operating capacity, not just capital.

Disclosed engagements include KITT Technology, JustPark, and Fettle (co-founded with Jeyda Haselton and exited to Kwikfit). Peleg's prior track record includes chairing Fitness First through its restructuring, which won Turnaround of the Decade. Malinger's prior track record includes board roles at MPB, CreativeX, Papier, and Zoovu while a partner at Beringea. Resurge has not published a full portfolio list or aggregate return metrics.

Resurge has not publicly disclosed assets under management, committed capital, or aggregate deployment figures. The firm operates from a single office in London and does not publish investor reports or regulatory AUM filings that would independently verify its scale.

Deal flow appears to originate primarily through the co-founders' personal networks, built across Oaktree Capital, Beringea, McKinsey, and the boards of London-based growth companies. Eyal Malinger's board seat at London & Partners also connects the firm to the city's startup pipeline. Resurge does not market a proprietary sourcing platform or a centralized origination function beyond the partners themselves.