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Platte River Equity completes acquisition of Building Controls & Solutions to expand industrial investment portfolio

Feb 03, 202510 months ago

Acquiring Company

Platte River Equity

Acquired Company

Building Controls & Solutions

DenverFarmers BranchFinancial ServicesProfessional ServicesBuilding MaintenanceConstruction

Description

Platte River Equity, a Denver-based private equity firm, has successfully acquired Building Controls & Solutions (BCS) from LKCM Headwater Investments. This acquisition represents Platte River's continued strategy of partnering with niche, market leaders within its target sectors, and it aims to leverage its experience within industrial distribution to build upon the impressive platform established by BCS. The partnership is expected to support BCS's future growth across North America, creating intelligent work environments, maximizing energy efficiencies, and enhancing safety and security for its customers.

Company Information

Company

Platte River Equity

Location

Denver, Colorado, United States

About

Platte River Equity, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Denver, CO, is a private equity firm specializing in investments in established lower middle market operating companies within targeted industrial sectors where it has deep operating and investing expertise. The firm employs prudent capital structures to support future growth opportunities and ensure resilience in changing economic conditions, while providing significant ongoing support to portfolio companies through dedicated functional resources.

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