Owner-led holding company
FoxDen Capital
- HeadquartersLittle Rock, AR S4
- Founded2019 S1
- Websitefoxdencapital.com
- Last verifiedNovember 4, 2026
At a glance
| Deal types | Platform, Add-on S1 |
|---|---|
| Sectors | Consumer & Food, Healthcare Services, Software & SaaS, Transportation & Logistics, Industrial & Manufacturing |
What FoxDen Capital buys
FoxDen Capital is a Little Rock holding company owned and led by Todd and Amy Denton. Started in 2019, it puts money into lower to middle market businesses in healthcare, hospitality, software, logistics, niche manufacturing and real estate. Its plan is to roll up fragmented industries, and it looks for seasoned managers who know their niche.
FoxDen publishes no revenue, EBITDA or check size range, so an owner has to ask. Its two most recent known purchases were both restaurant groups: a majority stake in Yellow Rocket Concepts in January 2025, with the partners keeping minority stakes, and the eight corporate-owned U.S. Pizza Co. stores in May 2025. Most of its restaurant names are Arkansas brands, which makes it a natural call for an owner in the state. Because the strategy is a roll-up, a smaller company may fit best as an addition to something FoxDen already owns, such as its coffee, pediatric therapy or truck parking businesses.
Recent deals
Announced in the 24 months before November 4, 2026.
| Date | Company | Type | Sector | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 2025 | U.S. Pizza Co.Eight corporate-owned stores of the Arkansas pizza chain bought from its longtime owner; terms not disclosed | Platform | Consumer & Food | Source |
| Jan 2025 | Yellow Rocket ConceptsPartnership with the Arkansas group behind ZaZa, Big Orange and Local Lime, later reported as a majority stake | Platform | Consumer & Food | Source |
Portfolio by sector
From the firm's portfolio page S2.
Healthcare
- Pediatrics Plus
- Beyond Wellness
- BioMedical Solutions
Hospitality
- U.S. Pizza Co.
- The Purple Cow Restaurant
- Dairy Queen (Central Arkansas locations)
- Mugs Coffee Company
- Mylo Coffee Company
- Yellow Rocket Concepts
- Leiva's Coffee
Logistics
- Truck Park Management
Niche Manufacturing
- Conveyor Technology
Software
- Trucklots
- ABA Schedules
- DeTaso
Greymont’s take
How FoxDen Capital fits a seller
FoxDen suits owners of restaurants, healthcare practices or niche industrial businesses in and around Arkansas who would rather sell to a local owner than a distant fund. At Yellow Rocket the leadership group stayed in place and the principal partners kept minority stakes, so keeping a share and a role can be possible. At U.S. Pizza, the firm bought the corporate stores from the longtime owner and installed a new president, with plans to refresh locations and add training.
FoxDen publishes nothing on fund size or hold periods, and its team page shows shared roles such as a restaurant CFO and a systems integration lead. An owner should ask how FoxDen pays for its deals, how long it plans to own the business, and how much of the back office would move to its team.
Questions owners ask
Does FoxDen Capital buy restaurants?
Yes. Hospitality is one of its six stated areas, and its brands include Yellow Rocket Concepts, U.S. Pizza Co., The Purple Cow, two coffee companies and Central Arkansas Dairy Queen locations.
Can a founder keep a stake after FoxDen invests?
It has happened. When FoxDen took majority ownership of Yellow Rocket Concepts in January 2025, the Arkansas Times reported that the principal partners kept minority stakes of varying size and stayed on in senior roles.
What size company does FoxDen look for?
It does not publish revenue, EBITDA or check size figures. Its site says only that it invests in lower to middle market companies, so an owner needs to ask directly.
Sources
- S1FoxDen Capital home page Accessed November 4, 2026
- S2The FoxDen Portfolio Accessed November 4, 2026
- S3The FoxDen Team Accessed November 4, 2026
- S4FoxDen Capital: Contact Us Accessed November 4, 2026
- S5Arkansas Times: Yellow Rocket Concepts partners with Foxden Capital (January 5, 2025) Accessed November 4, 2026
- S6Arkansas Times: FoxDen takes majority ownership of Yellow Rocket, report says (January 16, 2025) Accessed November 4, 2026
- S7Arkansas Times: FoxDen Capital announces acquisition of U.S. Pizza Co. (May 6, 2025) Accessed November 4, 2026
Compiled by Greymont Advisors from public sources, including the firm’s own website and press releases. Greymont is not affiliated with FoxDen Capital. Figures are as reported on the dates shown and may have changed. Request a correction