GI Partners

GI Partners

Type	Limited Partnership
Industry	Private Equity
Founded	1994[1]
Headquarters	San Francisco, California, United States
Products	private equity funds
Total assets	$10 billion
Website	www.gipartners.com

GI Partners L.P. is a leading middle market private equity firm based in San Francisco, California.

Description

The firm invests in existing asset-intensive businesses in the United States and Western Europe, where it acquires controlling interests in well-managed cash-positive operations. With $10 billion of capital under management, GI Partners owns assets ranging from chains of pubs and specialist care homes for children in Britain to nursing homes and wineries in California.^[2] Other holdings include data centers, real estate, and telecommunications.

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