Arsenal Capital Partners - 2023 Insights

Any new info on them? Saw they closed on 5.4B not too long ago, which means they have a lot of dry powder, and they're looking to deploy it. Any insights regarding performance (not fund performance, rather team performance since I know they have two separate teams and how they would stack up against other UMM funds) and their "high-impact company building capabilities" strategy (which seems to involve a lot of add-ons) are appreciated. 

 

Their chemicals team is sharp but they tend to do the same type of platform over and over again. For example, they built two separate adhesive platforms that they sold to AmSec in two separate occasion in the past couple of years. I imagine it gets old you are cranking small ad-on adhesive bolt ons 24/7.

 
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Extremely fratty. Principals on healthcare team are notorious for being A-holes. One is extremely passive aggressive, the other just a direct aggressive.

Would rank then as a 9.5/10 on scale of politicking.

Their industrials franchise is decent and they’ve been trying to reduce the fratty culture by diversifying their team.

Would not characterize them as “UMM”. They’re smack MM. I

 

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