When Alturus was first introduced to Scott Harper, Dialexa was a fast-growing, highly unique digital experiences services firm.  Their need for capital was limited at the time, but we continued to invest in the relationship and patiently waited for the right timing.  

As the Company grew, Alturus was presented with the opportunity to offer a custom-tailored capital solution that would position the company for future growth and provide the current owners and management team a value-added, supportive partner.  The company had numerous capital options, but Alturus presented the best mix of a tailored deal (solving exactly what they needed) and positive partnership dynamics – what we call collaborative capital.

Ultimately, Dialexa's positioning at the convergence of digital transformation and design-led technology consulting led to the company being a highly attractive acquisiton target for IBM, who purchased the business in October of 2022.

When Alturus was first introduced to Graham Radler, Baseline Energy Services was a great company with strong historical performance, but one that competed in a broader market where few investors wanted exposure (Oilfield Services in 2016).  Proving we are not afraid to be contrarian, we saw the potential of the business and Graham, and the opportunity to help the Company take the next step in its growth.  

Since our partnership, we have invested significant capital into building out our generator fleet, added significant depth to the team, completed numerous asset acquisitions, and actively worked with our lending partners to optimize our balance sheet and access to capital.  

Ultimately, Baseline's positioning as one of the largest generator rental service businesses in the U.S., with expertise pointed toward solving the increased need for distributed power, led to the company being a highly attractive acquisiton target for Pennybacker Capital, who purchased the business in March of 2025.

When Alturus was first introduced to Rick Smith and his team at Encapture, we saw the makings of a fantastic growth story, but one that needed collaborative capital to be the catalyst.  

We worked intensively with the management team at Encapture and one of our Operating Partners, Will Robinson, to chart a path where everything Encapture had been building could come to fruition – better, cheaper, and faster. Importantly, our plan set out to do all of that without tarnishing or disrupting the legacy and track record Rick had built. 

Since our partnership, we have invested significantly in their core product offering, realigned and re-energized the existing team, added talent, and transitioned day to day leadership in a way that both celebrates legacy and looks to the future.  

Ultimately, Encapture's positioning as a high growth, solutions-oriented partner for lenders led to the company being a highly attractive acquisiton target for SMA Technologies (backed by Thoma Bravo), who purchased the business in November of 2024.

When Alturus was first introduced to Jeff Brock and the Hargett Hunter team, they had already begun executing on the core elements of their strategy – Investing in 5-10 unit growth restaurant concepts and bringing operating expertise to improve and accelerate these concept’s potential.  

We identified the strategy as an attractive way to gain access to consumer trends of increased dining out, back a team with a singular focus and expertise in the restaurant industry, and ample runway to grow its own operating capabilities and expertise by bringing top talent alongside the concepts to generate attractive returns.

Hargett Hunter needed a capital partner – truly collaborative capital - to help them seed and execute a committed capital vehicle that would allow the firm to reach its full potential.  

Hargett Hunter is well on its way to being one of the top investors and operators in its space and we are proud to be a part of their success.  

The Albany Group partnered with Management in 1998 to launch Quantum, a provider of private equity capital to the global energy industry with more than $6.5 billion in equity commitments since inception.  

Since its founding, The Albany Group has been a strategic, technical and capital partner to the business and its team.  

Quantum is now one of the largest energy-focused private investment firms in the U.S. - currently managing over 25 active portfolio companies.

The Albany Group partnered with Tim Berry in 2006 to seed Pennybacker Capital, a real estate private equity firm headquartered in Austin, Texas (additional offices in New York, Denver, and Nashville) with more than $1.8bn of assets under management. 

Since its founding, The Albany Group has been a strategic and capital partner to the business and its team.  

Pennybacker has a proven 12+ year track record of investing in and/or operating over 170 commercial and multifamily real estate properties located throughout the United States.