Private equity
New Zealand and Australian private equity firms.
Raise equity
Describe the company — what it does, its size, where it is and what it is raising — and the PE firms most likely to back it are ranked, each with a profile: thesis, typical cheque, sector mix and current holdings. The PE-backed companies that fit come back alongside them.
How it works
Describe it
A few sentences about the business and what it needs — plus a website if there is one. No forms to work through first.
What was typed
“A primary care provider delivering GP and nurse services to aged residential care facilities. Seeking approximately $10,000,000 of growth equity, offering a minority stake, to expand its clinical coverage and services.”
Read the brief
The description is turned into criteria: sector, size, where, what is on offer. Every one is shown to you to correct before anything is scored.
What it read
yours to correctScore the pool
Hard constraints filter the pool, then each survivor is scored against your brief and given a written reason — not a similarity number.
The pool, narrowing
hard filters first, then judgementWork the shortlist
Ranked by fit, with the reasoning. Shortlist, reject, and save the brief to be told when someone new fits it.
Raise equity →PE firms and PE-backed companies
ranked by fitA NZ primary-healthcare group running GP and urgent-care centres — the closest business-model comparable on the list, same country and same primary-care category.
Equity cheque floor of A$10m matches the raise exactly, supports healthcare explicitly, and already owns Aged Care Decisions — a direct comparable to [the company]’s aged-care-facility clientele.
A dedicated healthcare PE thesis with holdings like Ochre Health (GP network) directly comparable to [the company]’s GP-services model, and confirmed NZ+AU coverage.
Scored out of 100, not a percentage — 65+ is a strong fit.
Pricing leverage for a platform or bolt-on? Business Borrowing benchmarks NZ corporate loan margins and debt capacity.