NeoNox
For investors
We fund our own deals.
Partnering is a choice.
NeoNox grows on its own cash flow — we have never needed outside money to close. When an acquisition deserves more firepower than we'll deploy alone, we open it to a small circle of partners: deal by deal, alongside our capital, with the same information we have.
7 companies · $36M+ combined revenue · 450+ jobs · 0 exits since 2011
How we invest
Three things we won't compromise on.
- 01
Deal by deal, eyes open
No blind pool, no fund clock. When we invite capital, it’s into a specific company with the diligence on the table — you see exactly what we see, and you decide deal by deal.
- 02
Our money goes in first
NeoNox invests its own capital in every acquisition. Partners come in alongside us, on the same side of the table — we’ve never asked anyone to take a risk we aren’t already holding.
- 03
Returns from operations, not exits
We compound value by running companies well: cash flow, margin discipline, and an asset base that grows underneath the businesses — including the real estate they operate on.
The question you should ask
"If you never sell, how do I get paid?"
Fair question — we're a buy-and-hold firm, and every company acquired since 2011 is still in the portfolio. So we're upfront about it: liquidity here comes from operations, not from flipping the company. Distributions from cash flow. Recapitalizations and refinancings as businesses de-risk and their asset base grows. Structures with defined terms, agreed before a dollar moves.
And the honest caveat, stated plainly: we intend to hold as long as possible — hopefully forever. If a massive shift in the market ever forced an exit, we would act like owners and protect everyone at the table. So far, that day hasn't come, and we don't build plans that depend on it.
Patient capital is rare. So are we.
If your horizon is measured in years, not quarters, introduce yourself. We'll show you how we underwrite, what we own, and what partnering deal-by-deal actually looks like.
This page is informational only. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities, and past performance of portfolio companies is not a promise of future results. Any investment would be made only through definitive documents, to eligible investors, with full disclosures.