Vigeo Investments

Vigeo Investments

Vigeo Investments was formed in 2017 when Skye Callantine consolidated an existing portfolio of operating assets and real estate holdings. The firm operates as the family office for Callantine, whose prior exits in energy included Felix Energy. Capital originates solely from this source and supports direct investments across operating companies and property without external LP constraints. The firm deploys into buyouts and growth equity in operating businesses as well as real estate. Asset classes include industrial services, water equipment distribution, boat repair facilities, workwear retail, fertility clinics, and energy services. Confirmed holdings include Aquafinity, acquired in April 2021, NGS Films & Graphics, closed with Turning Basin Capital in November 2021, and Marine Group Boat Works, where Vigeo led the June 2025 transaction. Additional positions are Pinnacle Manufacturing, Work World, and Truewerk. Investments concentrate in North America with secondary exposure noted in Asia, the Caribbean, and South America. No public headcount or AUM figure exists. The firm maintains its headquarters in Denver and holds industrial assets including the Chula Vista Shipyard and San Jose del Cabo Boatyard. A June 2024 investment was completed in Alliance Building Solutions. Philanthropic vehicles include the Keystone Science School and Montana Technological University Foundation. Vigeo exited CES Power in September 2024 and Energy Hydraulics in July 2022. Vigeo’s structure differs from typical family offices because a single capital provider removes LP reporting cycles and allows flexible holding periods. Governance rights and preferred economics are negotiated directly on each transaction, and the firm frequently partners with other family offices such as RZC Investments on co-investments like Truewerk.