Public markets are ruthless with good businesses in transition. A missed quarter becomes a broken story, talent leaves, and the quote stops reflecting the franchise. We buy those companies, fix what is broken alongside the people who run them, and build businesses worth more than we paid.
We take public companies private and do the unglamorous work alongside the people who run them: find the bottlenecks, put talent on them, stop the work that does not matter, and use the company's existing technology and relationships to build where it can win.
We hold until the business is worth what it should be worth. Then we relist it, sell it, or recapitalize it.
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