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Private Equity Firms in Texas

35 firms profiled · Updated October 27, 2026

Texas has become a major center for private equity, with established firms in Dallas, Houston and Austin and new ones forming regularly. Its buyers invest in a wide range of businesses, from industrial and energy services to healthcare, consumer brands and business services.

Many Texas firms grew up around the state's industrial base, and energy, manufacturing, construction and transportation remain common areas of focus. Others have built strong practices in healthcare, home services and professional services, often following the population growth that has made Texas and the wider Sun Belt attractive markets for service businesses.

For owners in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and the surrounding states, a nearby buyer brings real advantages. It may already own companies that serve your customers, know your labor market and understand the pace of growth in your region. Being close also makes the early relationship easier to build, and that relationship can matter as much as the price.

Location is only one factor, though. Most Texas firms invest nationwide, and many national firms buy actively in Texas. The best buyer for your company is the one whose size range, sector focus and approach to owners match what you want, wherever its office is.

When comparing firms, look at how many companies of your size each has bought recently, whether it tends to buy new platforms or add-ons for companies it already owns, and how founders have fared after selling to it. The profiles below show each firm's recent deals and criteria, with a source for every fact.

Texas buyers also tend to know the state's own business conditions well: its fast-growing suburbs, its energy cycles and its large construction and industrial markets. A firm that has worked through those cycles before can judge a Texas company's results more fairly.

Greymont is paid by buyers, never by owners. Greymont can help owners in Texas and the surrounding states compare these firms with out-of-state buyers and find the ones that fit.

35 firms, most recent deals first

Rosewood Private Investments

Dallas, TX · $5M+ EBITDA

Hunt family capital for US firms with $20M to $150M of revenue and $5M+ EBITDA; control, structured minority and add-ons of any size.

Latest deal Oct 2026

Peak Rock Capital

Austin, TX · $30M to $500M checks

Control buyouts of founder, family and carve-out businesses in consumer, software, industrial and healthcare; a credit arm offers non-control capital.

Latest deal Oct 2026

Sterling Group

Houston, TX · $50M to $350M checks

Industrial buyouts of $100M to $1B, plus a lower middle market Foundation Fund that builds service platforms through add-ons.

Latest deal Oct 2026

Insight Equity

Southlake, TX · $40M to $1B revenue

Control buyouts of North American manufacturers and distributors with $40M to $1B of revenue, often carve-outs, family transitions or turnarounds.

Latest deal Oct 2026

Trinity Hunt Partners

Dallas, TX · $2M+ EBITDA

Buy-and-build investor in business and consumer services, from accounting and consulting to commercial HVAC, landscaping, paving and healthcare.

Latest deal Oct 2026

Blue Sage Capital

Austin, TX · $5M to $25M EBITDA

Buyouts, recaps and minority deals for founder-owned firms with $5M to $25M EBITDA in environmental, niche manufacturing and specialty services.

Latest deal Sep 2026

LongWater Opportunities

Dallas, TX · $4M+ EBITDA

Majority stakes in founder- and family-owned North American industrial businesses with $4M+ EBITDA, with a focus on the American Heartland.

Latest deal Sep 2026

Gauge Capital

Southlake, TX · $5M+ EBITDA

Majority and minority deals in business services, tech, healthcare and consumer companies with $5M+ EBITDA and $50M to $500M in enterprise value.

Latest deal Sep 2026

Tailwater Capital

Dallas, TX · Not disclosed

Energy infrastructure investor backing management teams in natural gas midstream, oilfield water handling and energy byproduct recycling.

Latest deal Sep 2026

Paceline Equity Partners

Dallas, TX · Not disclosed

Dallas special situations investor: control buyouts, carve-outs and preferred equity in building products, contracting and distribution.

Latest deal Sep 2026

Capstreet

Houston, TX · $3M to $15M EBITDA

Houston firm taking majority stakes in founder-owned software, tech-enabled and industrial services companies with $3M to $15M of EBITDA.

Latest deal Sep 2026

LP First Capital

Austin, TX · $3M to $10M EBITDA

Buy-and-build investor in founder-led service firms: $3M to $10M EBITDA platforms, add-ons from $500K EBITDA in collision, home and commercial services.

Latest deal Sep 2026

Main Street Capital

Houston, TX · $3M to $20M EBITDA

Debt and equity in one package, often a minority recap, for owner-run firms with $10M to $150M revenue and $3M to $20M EBITDA; no fund deadline to sell.

Latest deal Aug 2026

Amberjack Capital Partners

Houston, TX · $4M to $20M EBITDA

Control buyouts of $4M to $20M EBITDA companies in industrial, infrastructure and environmental services, with roots on the Gulf Coast.

Latest deal Aug 2026

Baymark Partners

Plano, TX · $2M to $10M EBITDA

Control buyouts of US firms with $2M to $10M EBITDA in services, IT, distribution, light manufacturing and e-commerce; add-ons from $300K EBITDA.

Latest deal Aug 2026

Riata Capital Group

Dallas, TX · $5M to $30M EBITDA

Control and non-control deals in business services, consumer services and healthcare, with $5M to $30M of EBITDA and $25M to $150M equity checks.

Latest deal Aug 2026

Pelican Energy Partners

Houston, TX · $1M to $15M EBITDA

Energy-focused buyer of oilfield and nuclear service, equipment and manufacturing companies with $1M to $15M of EBITDA.

Latest deal Jul 2026

Trive Capital

Dallas, TX · $40M to $1.5B revenue

Control buyouts, structured capital and small cap deals across industries, investing up to $250M per platform, with active add-on programs.

Latest deal Jul 2026

Unity Partners

Dallas, TX · Not disclosed

Platforms and add-ons in accounting, insurance brokerage, landscaping and other recurring service businesses, with employee ownership built in.

Latest deal Jul 2026

Allied Industrial Partners

Houston, TX · $5M to $30M EBITDA

Control investments in industrial services, power, distribution and waste companies with $5M to $30M EBITDA, built up through add-ons.

Latest deal Jul 2026

Sky Island Capital

Dallas, TX · $4M to $20M EBITDA

Majority buyouts of founder and family-owned US and Canadian manufacturers with $4M to $20M of EBITDA, plus add-ons and corporate carve-outs.

Latest deal Jun 2026

Sole Source Capital

Dallas, TX · $1M to $25M EBITDA

Buy-and-build control deals in industrial and business services: platforms up to $25M EBITDA and add-ons with $1M to $20M, across North America.

Latest deal June 2026

Genesis Park

Houston, TX · $3M to $15M EBITDA

Debt plus minority equity of $10M to $30M for companies with $10M+ revenue and $3M to $15M EBITDA, often alongside independent sponsors.

Latest deal May 2026

LKCM Headwater Investments

Fort Worth, TX · $50M to $500M revenue

Control buyouts, recaps and growth capital for companies with $50M to $500M of revenue in distribution, manufacturing, healthcare and financial services.

Latest deal Apr 2026

Crux Capital

Dallas, TX · $1M to $15M EBITDA

Majority or minority stakes in Sunbelt consumer and services companies with $5M to $100M of revenue and $1M to $15M of EBITDA; no minimum for add-ons.

Latest deal Apr 2026

CenterOak Partners

Dallas, TX · $7M to $35M EBITDA

Buyouts and recaps of US business, industrial and consumer services companies with $7M to $35M of EBITDA, plus frequent add-ons.

Latest deal Apr 2026

Del Monte Capital

Houston, TX · $5M to $20M EBITDA

Majority stakes in Texas and Southeast infrastructure, specialty construction and industrial service firms with $5M to $20M of EBITDA.

Latest deal Mar 2026

Sounder Partners

Dallas, TX · $1.5M+ EBITDA

Control buyer of founder-led commercial and industrial service companies with $1.5M+ of EBITDA; building the Uptime Fleet Services repair platform.

Latest deal Feb 2026

Rock Hill Capital

Houston, TX · $5M to $20M EBITDA

Majority recaps, buyouts and minority growth deals in Southern industrial, infrastructure and waste services firms with $5M to $20M EBITDA.

Latest deal Dec 2025

Tritium Partners

Austin, TX · Up to $15M EBITDA

Growth investments of $20M to $100M in technology and service companies with $5M to $75M of revenue, through majority or minority stakes.

Latest deal Dec 2025

Ancor Capital Partners

Southlake, TX · $5M to $15M EBITDA

Operations-focused buyouts of profitable companies with $5M to $15M of EBITDA in healthcare, manufacturing, consumer staples and environmental services.

Latest deal Nov 2025

Platform Partners

Houston, TX · $25M to $100M checks

Permanent-capital investor putting $25M to $100M into lower middle market buyouts, recaps, growth deals and minority stakes, with no exit deadline.

Latest deal Oct 2025

Coltala Holdings

Fort Worth, TX · $2M to $10M EBITDA

Majority control of Texas-area founder and family firms with $2M to $10M EBITDA in real estate services, aerospace and home health; no fixed hold period.

Latest deal Aug 2025

Pharos Capital Group

Dallas, TX · $2M+ EBITDA

Control investments of $25M to $50M in U.S. healthcare services companies with $2M+ EBITDA that serve rural, urban and tribal communities.

Latest deal May 2025

The Cambria Group

Dallas, TX · $1M+ EBITDA

Buys or backs established small companies with $1M+ of operating earnings and values under $25M, investing up to $5M of its partners' own money.

Verified Oct 2026

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