Key Takeaways
- • Integrum closed its second flagship fund, Integrum Capital Partners II LP, at $2.5 billion in capital commitments, according to Buyouts, which reported the final close on October 14, 2025.
- • Per the publisher context, the close surpassed Integrum's original target and hard cap.
- • Fund II's limited partners include public and private pension plans, insurance companies, family offices, foundations, investment consultants, sovereign wealth funds, and funds of funds.
- • Integrum's second fund is reported as carrying an additional $500 million of co-investment sleeves alongside the $2.5 billion Fund II commitments, per supplemental publisher listings.
- • The fund is focused on services-focused private equity investments.
Summary
Integrum Holdings LP has closed its sophomore private equity fund, Integrum Capital Partners II LP, with $2.5 billion in capital commitments, according to Buyouts. Reporter Iris Dorbian covered the final close, published October 14, 2025 in the News & Analysis section of the publication.
The fund's limited partner base is diversified across institutional and private investors. Fund II's LPs include public and private pension plans, insurance companies, family offices, foundations, investment consultants, sovereign wealth funds, and funds of funds. Publisher context indicates the raise surpassed Integrum's original fundraising target and hard cap, a signal of strong demand from allocators for the manager's second vehicle.
Supplemental publisher listings describe the raise as a services-focused private equity fund and note an additional $500 million from the general partner, which, if accurate, would bring the total capital associated with the vehicle to a higher figure than the $2.5 billion headline commitment. Coverage from another outlet, Mike Didymus, reported on October 15, 2025 that Integrum powered past its hard cap in the $2.5 billion Fund II final close.
For allocators tracking North American mid-market buyout managers, the close positions Integrum as a manager that has successfully scaled from its first fund to a larger second vehicle with a broad institutional and private wealth investor base.
The fund's limited partner base is diversified across institutional and private investors. Fund II's LPs include public and private pension plans, insurance companies, family offices, foundations, investment consultants, sovereign wealth funds, and funds of funds. Publisher context indicates the raise surpassed Integrum's original fundraising target and hard cap, a signal of strong demand from allocators for the manager's second vehicle.
Supplemental publisher listings describe the raise as a services-focused private equity fund and note an additional $500 million from the general partner, which, if accurate, would bring the total capital associated with the vehicle to a higher figure than the $2.5 billion headline commitment. Coverage from another outlet, Mike Didymus, reported on October 15, 2025 that Integrum powered past its hard cap in the $2.5 billion Fund II final close.
For allocators tracking North American mid-market buyout managers, the close positions Integrum as a manager that has successfully scaled from its first fund to a larger second vehicle with a broad institutional and private wealth investor base.
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