Read the latest in Borgman Capital’s quarterly newsletter.

• Founder & CEO Message | Sequoya Borgman

• Firm News

• Portfolio Companies

• Real Estate Practice

• Investor Highlight | Raison Bose

A business is more than an asset; it is a life’s work. In this episode of Poised for Exit, Ben Axelrod moves beyond the spreadsheet to explore the "soul of the deal," highlighting how the right partner protects a founder’s legacy while fueling its next chapter of growth.

Read the latest in Borgman Capital’s quarterly newsletter.

• Founder & CEO Update | Sequoya Borgman

• 2025 Highlights

• Realized Investment

• Firm News

• Investor Highlight | Tom & Kristi Gildersleeve

Listen to the HoldCo Builders podcast featuring Sequoya Borgman. He discusses what we’ve learned after acquiring 20 companies as an independent sponsor and why we raise capital from retail investors instead of a traditional fund.

Borgman Capital announced the sale of Durex Products, Inc. to Gerard Daniel Worldwide (GDW), a Graycliff Partners LP portfolio company. During the hold period, revenue and profitability increased through investments in operations, equipment, product development and sales initiatives.

The Milwaukee Business Journal’s latest Table of Experts features Sequoya Borgman as moderator of a panel that explores how caution, longer timelines, and more deliberate processes are shaping the current M&A market.

Borgman Capital has acquired a 75,000 square-foot industrial manufacturing facility in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin. The building is fully occupied by long-term user, Schunk Carbon Technology, which has operated in the facility for more than 40 years.

Read the latest in Borgman Capital’s quarterly newsletter.

• Founder & CEO Update | Sequoya Borgman

• Firm News

• Portfolio Company Updates

• Real Estate Practice Updates

• Investor Highlight | Adam Erickson and Christine Lanyk-Erickson

• And more

On this episode of the M&A Talk podcast, we break down what business owners need to know about independent sponsors; a growing class of buyers in the lower middle market that operate differently from traditional private equity firms.