Investment Focus & Thesis

Sverica Capital Management focuses on leading, growth-oriented companies in the lower middle market. Their investment thesis centers on partnering with management teams to build market-leading businesses: Investment Range Equity investments typically ranging from $25 million to $75 million, with the ability to exceed $75 million with co-investors. Target EBITDA under $25M, enterprise value under $250M. Sector Focus Technology, business services, software, healthcare, and advanced industrial sectors with recurring revenue or replicable unit economics. Technology & Software — Enterprise software, IT services, and technology-enabled business services Healthcare — Innovative healthcare companies reducing costs, improving outcomes, and expanding access Advanced Industrial — Manufacturing and industrial technology companies Business Services — Professional and outsourced business services

Notable Portfolio Companies

Sverica Capital Management has built a diversified portfolio across technology and healthcare: Company Sector Notes First Stop Health Healthcare Virtual healthcare services Women's Health USA Healthcare Women's health physician group operator In Vitro Sciences Healthcare Fertility services RestorixHealth Healthcare Wound care management services Clarest Health Healthcare Healthcare services Stance Health Solutions Healthcare Physical therapy and rehabilitation First Fertility Healthcare Fertility services Sverica has made private equity investments in technology, healthcare, and industrial companies with a track record for success. Their healthcare portfolio spans physician practice management, virtual care, and specialty healthcare services.

What Sverica Looks For

Based on their investment patterns, Sverica Capital Management evaluates opportunities based on: Recurring revenue — Companies with recurring revenue models or replicable unit economics Strong market fundamentals — Businesses operating in attractive, growing markets Revenue growth history — Demonstrated track record of revenue expansion Differentiated position — Defensible competitive advantages and market positioning Loyal customers — Strong customer relationships and retention }> Pro Tip Sverica primarily invests in control buyouts but also considers non-control and growth equity opportunities. They value founder partnership and operational flexibility, bringing capital and expertise while allowing management teams to maintain operational autonomy.

How to Connect With Sverica

Approaching Sverica Capital Management requires demonstrating growth potential and operational excellence: 1 Demonstrate Recurring Revenue Show subscription, contract, or recurring revenue streams that provide predictable cash flows. Sverica specifically seeks businesses with recurring revenue or replicable unit economics. 2 Highlight Growth Trajectory Present consistent revenue growth history and demonstrate clear pathways to continued expansion in attractive markets. 3 Show Defensible Competitive Position Demonstrate differentiated products or services, strong customer relationships, and barriers to competition. 4 Emphasize Founder Partnership Sverica values founder partnership and culture. Be prepared to discuss ongoing involvement and alignment with their value-creation approach.

The Value of Financial Preparedness

PE firms like Sverica expect detailed financial information specific to technology and healthcare companies: Growth Metrics • Revenue growth trends • Recurring revenue percentage • Customer retention rates • Unit economics by product/customer Operational Data • EBITDA and margin trends • Customer concentration • Market share analysis • Competitive positioning }> How Eagle Rock Helps We help healthcare and technology companies prepare for PE investment by building detailed financial models, recurring revenue reporting, and growth projections. Our fractional CFO services ensure your company is ready for technology-focused due diligence.

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