Key Takeaways
- • Silver Oak Services Partners has sold CCS, a Denver-based janitorial and facility services provider, to Wind Point Partners, according to PEI Private Equity.
- • CCS offers contracted, recurring facility services across 22 markets in 15 states in the Western, Southwestern and Midwestern United States.
- • The transaction is categorized by PEI as a business services mid-market deal in North America.
- • The primary source does not disclose the purchase price or other financial terms of the transaction.
Summary
Silver Oak Services Partners has agreed to sell CCS, a Denver-based facility services provider, to Wind Point Partners, according to PEI Private Equity. The article identifies Silver Oak Services Partners as the key firm in the transaction and classifies the deal under business services within the North American mid-market.
CCS provides contracted, recurring janitorial and facility services across 22 markets in 15 states in the Western, Southwestern and Midwestern United States. The recurring, contract-based revenue model is typically attractive to private equity buyers seeking predictable cash flows, although the primary source does not elaborate on CCS's financial performance, customer base or the specific rationale for the sale.
The primary source does not disclose the transaction value or other terms. Readers seeking valuation details should consult additional filings or subsequent coverage. The article appeared alongside other PEI Private Equity deal briefs, including AEA Investors' purchase of Southfield Capital's TFS in a carve-out exit and Fort Point Capital's formation of a US Propane platform.
CCS provides contracted, recurring janitorial and facility services across 22 markets in 15 states in the Western, Southwestern and Midwestern United States. The recurring, contract-based revenue model is typically attractive to private equity buyers seeking predictable cash flows, although the primary source does not elaborate on CCS's financial performance, customer base or the specific rationale for the sale.
The primary source does not disclose the transaction value or other terms. Readers seeking valuation details should consult additional filings or subsequent coverage. The article appeared alongside other PEI Private Equity deal briefs, including AEA Investors' purchase of Southfield Capital's TFS in a carve-out exit and Fort Point Capital's formation of a US Propane platform.
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