TL;DR
CapitalSpring acquired The Brass Tap and Beef 'O' Brady's from Levin Leichtman. CapitalSpring raised $725 million for its fifth fund, exceeding its initial target of $500 million.
Richard Fitzgerald, co-founder of CapitalSpring , shared his insights on the final closing of its fifth fund in a New York Business Journal piece entitled “Brass Tap investor CapitalSpring raises $725 million for new fund.”
CapitalSpring’s initial target of $500 million for investments was exceeded by 45 percent. With this fund, CapitalSpring was able to close a deal with Los Angeles-based private equity firm Levin Leichtman, who sold the two Tampa, Florida-based franchises, The Brass Tap and Beef ‘O’ Brady’s , to CapitalSpring.
“We are pleased to have attracted strong demand from high quality limited partners for Fund V, and our team remains confident that our differentiated strategy and unique focus on the restaurant industry will continue to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns for our investors,” said CapitalSpring co-founder Richard Fitzgerald.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on March 16, 2021. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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