Linsalata Capital Partners

Company type| Private ownership
Industry| Private equity
Founded| 1984
Founder| Frank Linsalata
Headquarters| Mayfield Heights, Ohio, United States
Products| Growth capital, Leveraged buyouts
Total assets| $1 billion[1]

Number of employees

| 20+
Website| www.linsalatacapital.com

Linsalata Capital Partners (also known as LinCap) is a private equity firm focused on leveraged buyout investments in middle-market companies across a broad range of industries. The firm has focused its investments in the healthcare services, building products and packaging industries.

Linsalata Capital was formed in 1984, by Frank N. Linsalata[2] and is based in Mayfield Heights, Ohio.[3] The firm has raised over $1 billion of investor commitments including $425 million for its 2005 fund, Linsalata Capital Partners V.[4][5]

Prior to founding the firm in 1984, Frank Linsalata worked in various capacities within Midland-Ross Corp., over eighteen years. He served as Chief Financial Officer and later as became Executive Vice President with oversight of the company's $450 million capital equipment business.[citation needed]

## References

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1. ^ Capital raised since inception
2. ^ Frank Linsalata Profile. Crains Cleveland Business
3. ^ Frank Linsalata Profile Archived 2011-07-16 at the Wayback Machine
4. ^ Linsalata Capital Partners puts Transtar up for sale Archived 2012-04-26 at the Wayback Machine. AltAssets
5. ^ Ohio Firm Closes $425M Fund. Absolute Return, June 6, 2005

* Midland-Ross sells its Somerset Engineering division to Somerset Technologies
* Transtar Industries sold by Linsalata Capital to Friedman Fleischer & Lowe Crains Cleveland Business, December 7, 2010
* Linsalata lures $45M for new fund[dead link‍] Crain's Cleveland Business, April 17, 1995
* LinCap Raises $333.5 mln for Newest Fund[dead link‍]. Corporate Financing Week, November 6, 2000

* Linsalata isn't finished gobbling up acquisitions. Crains Cleveland Business, January 24, 2000
* Linsalata Capital Partners Acquires Eatem Corporation; GE Antares Supports the Deal. February 19, 2010

## External links

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* Linsalata Capital Partners (company website)

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