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Beech Creek Capital
Multifamily office listing in Mauldin, South Carolina, United States.
- Headquarters
- Mauldin, SC
Long-term investor in small and lower middle market businesses.
Overview
Beech Creek Capital is a holding company that invests for the long term in small and lower middle market businesses. The firm typically seeks majority ownership and views its holdings as permanent investments, with no near or medium term plans to sell. Beech Creek Capital · Investment Focus
History
Beech Creek’s leadership brings experience in investment banking and in owning, operating, and investing in lower middle market businesses. Alan Sielbeck’s experience includes commercial real estate development, medical transportation, IT services, medical waste disposal, and commercial marinas. Bate Sielbeck previously worked in investment banking and finance. Who We Are
Leadership
Bate Sielbeck previously worked as an investment banking analyst at Houlihan Lokey and later served as Vice President of Finance at MedSafe Waste. Who We Are
Alan Sielbeck has more than 30 years of experience owning, operating, and investing in lower middle market businesses, including commercial real estate development, medical transportation, IT services, medical waste disposal, and commercial marinas. Who We Are
Services
Beech Creek provides long-term acquisition capital for small and lower middle market businesses. It invests from a single source of capital rather than using outside investors or a traditional private equity fund structure. The firm can be flexible on transaction timing, deal structure, seller roles after acquisition, tax considerations, buyout structure, and financing. For Business Owners
What the firm offers
- Tax planning
- Business owner services
- Private and alternative investments
Client Focus
Beech Creek considers businesses whose owners are preparing to retire, transition from daily management, or obtain liquidity. It also considers corporations divesting non-core assets. For Business Owners
The firm generally looks for businesses producing $500,000 to $2 million in annual EBITDA, with low to moderate capital expenditure requirements. It has no specific industry focus but prefers service businesses with strong local or regional positions, recurring revenue, and experienced middle management. Investment Focus
Approach
Beech Creek says it seeks to preserve relationships with employees, customers, and communities while building long-term value. Its permanent ownership perspective supports long-term alignment with business owners, employees, customers, and management teams. For Business Owners · Investment Focus
Assets and Minimums
The firm publishes target EBITDA criteria of $500,000 to $2 million for prospective businesses. Investment Focus
FAQs
What types of businesses does Beech Creek Capital consider?
Beech Creek generally considers small and lower middle market service businesses with recurring revenue, strong local or regional positions, experienced middle management, and low to moderate capital expenditure needs. Investment Focus
Does Beech Creek Capital use a traditional private equity fund?
No. The firm says it invests from a single source of capital rather than using outside investors or a traditional private equity fund structure. For Business Owners
What situations may lead an owner to work with Beech Creek Capital?
The firm considers owners preparing to retire, transition from daily management, or obtain liquidity, along with corporations divesting non-core assets. For Business Owners
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