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Very high turnover, lots of spinouts that have done significantly better than Sun, scummy founders with lots of legal issues, they backed a portco where the ceo literally committed 2nd degree murder lol

 

Yes, he served time in prison. It's a portfolio company or their latest fund. I think the company is related to plumbing or contracting or something.

 
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As someone said above returns have been terrible and they've have subsequently been raising smaller & smaller funds. Healthcare and tech deals have been an absolute dumpster fire for them. They're not going to raise a new fund once this one is finished, part of the reason the new spin-out was able to get the founders blessing (investing in Fund I & attribution).  

 

I know this is probably a dead thread but how do their PortCos fair? Do they stay till they can sell to a Strategic Buyer or is an exit to another PE firm? Is it just a financial re-engineering exercise or do they actually create value?

 

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