Profile
Lindsay Goldberg is a private equity firm based in New York, founded in 2001 by Alan Goldberg and Bob Lindsay. The firm is known for its focus on partnering with family- and founder-led businesses, aiming to be the best strategic partner for these enterprises. With a team of 53 professionals, including 23 partners, Lindsay Goldberg emphasizes a relationship-driven approach to investments.
The firm primarily invests in sectors such as healthcare, energy, and financial services, with a geographic focus on North America and Western Europe. Lindsay Goldberg typically engages in buyout investments and has raised over $16 billion in equity capital. Notable funds include Lindsay Goldberg Fund V and Lindsay Goldberg VI, L.P., with assets under management reaching $4 billion. The firm is a Registered Investment Adviser and adheres to the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI).
Lindsay Goldberg's portfolio includes companies like Big Ass Fans - a provider of high-volume, low-speed fans, PT Solutions - a healthcare service provider, and Pike Corporation - a utility services company. Other notable investments are Pixelle - a specialty paper manufacturer, and Women's Care Enterprises - a healthcare provider for women.
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Lindsay Goldberg Funds
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Size | AUM | Launch date |
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Lindsay Goldberg Fund V
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Private Equity (PE)
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Consumer Products
Consumer Services (B2C)
Financial Services
Fintech
Food and Beverage
Foodtech
Technology
Energy
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Series B
Late Stage (Series C+)
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North America
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$5-10 m
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$3300 M
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July 2022
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Lindsay Goldberg VI, L.P.
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Private Equity (PE)
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Business Services (B2B)
Consumer Products
Consumer Services (B2C)
Financial Services
Fintech
Healthcare Services
Energy
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Series B
Late Stage (Series C+)
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North America
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$5-10 m
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$4000 M
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May 2025
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Lindsay Goldberg III, L.P.
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Private Equity (PE)
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Financial Services
Fintech
Food and Beverage
Foodtech
Healthcare Services
Real Estate
Transportation
Energy
HealthTech
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Series B
Late Stage (Series C+)
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North America
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$5-10 m
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$4700 M
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May 2009
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