Three Sixty Seven Advisors arranged an acquisition financing debt facility for Thesis Capital Partners, provided by Seacoast Capital and Tamarix Capital Partners, to support the recapitalization of Cadillac Services. Three Sixty Seven served as the exclusive advisor to Thesis Capital Partners for this transaction.
“We are honored that the Shulevitz family would place their trust in us to help them grow the company. We have a wonderful opportunity with our partners in the Shulevitz family, Seacoast and Tamarix to enable the company to be the undisputed market leader in the arena,” Ian J.H. Reynolds, founder and managing partner of Thesis Capital Partners, said. “The Three Sixty Seven team did a tremendous job as our partner in the transaction financing, from the initial meeting to the signing of the deal. Their partnership throughout the process was critical to the deal’s success. Throughout our engagement with Three Sixty Seven, the team executed an efficient and professional financing process, ultimately creating value with the right partners.”
“Our goal is to build on the strong foundation already in place, drive innovation and deliver even greater value to customers,” Chris Kirsch, president of Cadillac Services, said. “Together with the talented team at Cadillac, we look forward to creating a shared vision for success and achieving new milestones in the years to come.”
“We are thrilled to have represented Thesis Capital Partners in securing debt financing from Seacoast Capital and Tamarix Capital to support the recapitalization of Cadillac Services,” Michael Barone, director at Three Sixty Seven, said. “It’s always gratifying to deliver results that align with our client’s goals. We are eager to see the bright future ahead for Cadillac Services under the outstanding leadership of the Thesis Capital Partners team. Three Sixty Seven’s debt advisory team is committed to helping our clients navigate the debt marketplace to unlock financing opportunities.”
