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Twin Springs Capital
Twin Springs Capital, LLC is a state-registered investment adviser with its headquarters in Austin, TX. It provides investment advice to clients.
Twin Springs Capital
Twin Springs Capital, LLC is a state-registered investment adviser with its headquarters in Austin, TX. It provides investment advice to clients. The firm is based in Texas.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2013
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Austin
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Additional offices
Miami, FL, United States
Principals
Jeffrey A. Kovacs
Managing Partner
Andrew K. Mendelsohn
Partner
Brent M. Gordin
Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Twin Springs Capital?
Managing Partner Jeffrey A. Kovacs leads all investment decisions. Before founding Twin Springs in 2013, he was a partner at Irving Place Capital and an investment professional at AEA Investors. Partners Andrew K. Mendelsohn and Brent M. Gordin are also active in sourcing and executing deals, but the firm's ultimate authority on acquisitions rests with Kovacs as the founder and managing partner.
Does Twin Springs participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Twin Springs is a direct-deal buyout firm and does not operate as a fund-of-funds. It makes control equity investments directly into portfolio companies, sourcing opportunities through its partners' networks and intermediary relationships in the lower middle market.
Which sectors does Twin Springs Capital explicitly avoid?
The firm focuses on business services, healthcare services, and niche industrial companies. It does not invest in technology startups, real estate, hospitality, or natural resources. Twin Springs avoids cyclical heavy-manufacturing businesses and has historically stayed away from consumer-facing brands, preferring B2B models with recurring revenue characteristics.
How does Twin Springs source proprietary deal flow in the lower middle market?
Kovacs has publicly stated that the firm relies on long-standing intermediary relationships rather than broad auction processes. By targeting companies with EBITDA below $15 million, Twin Springs competes against independent sponsors and smaller family offices — a less efficient corner of the market where personal networks and founder trust are more important than process-letter volume.
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