Solebury Capital

Solebury Capital is an independent equity capital markets advisory firm. It does not invest directly, run funds, or provide underwriting capital. Instead, it advises corporate, financial sponsor, and venture capital clients through the full lifecycle of equity capital markets transactions — including IPOs, follow-on offerings, block trades, and structured equity products. The firm acts as an extension of management, helping clients select and negotiate with underwriters, develop their equity story, and optimize pricing and allocation.

Solebury Capital does not underwrite securities or commit its own balance sheet to transactions. It exclusively represents the issuer, providing counsel that is free from the conflicts that can arise when a firm both advises and underwrites a deal. The firm's senior team members are all former senior investment bankers with extensive equity underwriting backgrounds, giving them insight into the banks' processes without the same institutional constraints.

Solebury Capital advises corporate issuers, financial sponsors (such as private equity firms executing exits), and venture capital-backed companies. Its clients are typically those preparing for an IPO, seeking to execute a follow-on offering or block trade, or considering complex structured equity financings. The firm also provides dual-track guidance when a company is evaluating both an IPO and a private sale.

Solebury Capital maintains a partner affiliation with Solebury Strategic Communications, a separate investor relations and corporate communications firm. The communications firm provides services such as outsourced IR, ESG evaluation, perception surveys, and media training. This partnership allows Solebury Capital's clients to access communications support before, during, and after capital markets transactions without engaging a third-party firm.

No. Solebury Capital does not manage a fund or hold investments on its own balance sheet, so traditional AUM or deployment metrics do not apply to its advisory model. The firm publicly reports aggregate transaction metrics — nearly $400 billion of capital raised across more than 860 engagements — but does not disclose advisory fee revenue or cumulative deal value in a standard deployment format.