Ccmp Growth Advisors
CCMP Growth Advisors states that it backs high-growth middle-market consumer and industrial companies based in North America. Its stated approach includes predominantly control buyouts, selective growth-equity investments, flexible capital structures, and support for organic growth and M&A.
What stands out about Ccmp Growth Advisors
CCMP Growth Advisors targets equity investments of $50-$200M including LP co-investment and seeks companies with strong historical and projected growth of approximately 10% or more. Its stated focus includes founder-led and family-owned businesses, active management, niche-market leadership, resilient cash flow and margins, digital-transformation opportunities, and accretive acquisitions.[1][3][6]
What does Ccmp Growth Advisors invest in?
CCMP Growth Advisors, LP operates under the CCMP Growth brand and states that it backs high-growth middle-market consumer and industrial companies based in North America.
The firm states that it makes predominantly control buyouts and selective growth-equity investments, uses flexible capital structures, and supports growth investments and M&A.[1][3]
CCMP Growth focuses on family-owned businesses, founder-led platforms, and rapidly scaling private middle-market companies, and seeks to partner with active management and founders.
It states that it works with management to drive organic growth and identify and complete accretive bolt-on acquisitions.[3]
Owners evaluating a financial buyer can compare the offer with independent valuation analysis, understand how acquirers approach transactions through Auxo’s buy-side M&A process guide, and consider whether a full or partial sale best fits their objectives.
Published criteria: CCMP Growth states that its targeted investment profile includes equity investments of $50-$200M including LP co-investment, and companies with strong historical and projected growth of approximately 10% or more.[3]
What should a business owner evaluate before considering a transaction with Ccmp Growth Advisors?
CCMP Growth’s stated profile may warrant consideration by owners of high-growth North American consumer or industrial companies that can support a $50-$200M equity investment, have active management or founders, and offer opportunities tied to organic growth, digital transformation, resilient cash flow or margins, and accretive acquisitions.
An owner evaluating the firm should clarify control rights, any seller rollover-equity expectations, leverage, management incentive terms, add-on integration practices, conflicts among portfolio companies, investment horizon, exit planning, transaction fees, and purchase-price adjustment terms. The official Target Industries page does not state an expected ownership duration or exit timetable.[1][3]
What percentage of transactions are control buyouts versus minority or growth-equity investments
What are the current fund's concentration, leverage, and equity-check limits
How much seller rollover equity is typically requested, and what governance and consent rights apply
What companies does Ccmp Growth Advisors target?
CCMP Growth states that its targeted investment profile includes equity investments of $50-$200M including LP co-investment, and companies with strong historical and projected growth of approximately 10% or more.
Listed company attributes include active management or founders, niche-market leadership, pricing power, resilient free cash flow and margins, digital-transformation opportunities, accretive acquisition opportunities, and improved exit potential with scale.[3]
CCMP Growth publicly identifies six target-industry groupings: smart automation technologies; resilient tech-enabled services; essential and experiential consumer services; B2B2C value-chain outsourcing and distribution; consumer nutrition and wellness; and home automation and enthusiast products.[3]
CCMP Growth states that it backs high-growth middle-market consumer and industrial companies based in North America.[1]
CCMP Growth describes its focus on founder-led platforms and partnerships with active management. It also states that it works with management to identify and complete accretive bolt-on acquisitions.
Its public transaction record includes direct investments by CCMP Growth as well as acquisitions by portfolio companies, including transactions involving Airo Mechanical and Decks & Docks.[3][6]
CCMP Growth’s official portfolio materials identify Omnia Exterior Solutions as a current, 2023-founded partnership platform for entrepreneurial roofing and remodeling companies.
The firm identifies Mojo Family of Brands as a current CCMP IV portfolio company founded in 2002 and describes it as an express car-wash platform with over 100 locations across the Southeast and Midwest.
The Omnia portfolio page describes support that includes digital capabilities, new service offerings, storm and insurance models, branch and service expansion, customer financing, and back-office support for founder partners.[4][5]
The official news archive reports that Airo Mechanical acquired Legrande’s Enterprises in August 2026, and that Decks & Docks acquired Pro Deck Supply in March 2026 and J&W Lumber in June 2026.
The archive also reports that CCMP Growth acquired a majority ownership stake in A1 Cash & Carry in October 2025, with National Foods retaining a minority interest; acquired Airo Mechanical in August 2025 from an investor group led by Thomas Investments and Stephens Capital Partners; and acquired Combined Caterers in December 2024, with the existing senior management team remaining significant shareholders in partnership with CCMP Growth.[6]
What is not clear from Ccmp Growth Advisors's public investment criteria?
The official Combined Caterers announcement states that financial terms of that transaction were not disclosed.
The official news archive entries for Airo Mechanical’s acquisition of Legrande’s Enterprises and Decks & Docks’ acquisition of Pro Deck Supply do not state transaction values or consideration terms.
The official Target Industries page states investment size and selection criteria but does not state an expected ownership duration or exit timetable.[3][6]
Questions to ask when evaluating Ccmp Growth Advisors as a buyer or investment partner
What percentage of transactions are control buyouts versus minority or growth-equity investments?
What are the current fund's concentration, leverage, and equity-check limits?
How much seller rollover equity is typically requested, and what governance and consent rights apply?
What management incentive-pool terms are typical?
How does CCMP Growth approach add-on acquisitions, integration, and conflicts among portfolio companies?
What is the expected investment horizon and exit planning process for a new platform investment?
Which transaction fees, monitoring fees, financing fees, or other expenses would apply?
How are valuation, earnouts, escrows, indemnities, and working-capital adjustments handled?
Sources & research notes
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- Services / capabilities
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