GOOD Springs Capital
SEC RegisteredWe aim to build long-term industry leaders by partnering with visionary middle-market entrepreneurs and implementing our time-tested growth system
About the firm
Good Springs Capital is a private investment firm established in 2023 by the experienced team that founded and built Alleghany Capital, the private investment arm of Alleghany Corporation. The firm approaches opportunities with a long-term mindset and builds deep partnerships with talented management teams, supporting successful companies through the Good Springs Growth System. Good Springs Capital is honored to have The Chickasaw Nation as a strategic partner.
Firm Focus
Client segments reported on the firm's SEC Form ADV — applies to all advisors at the firm.
Areas of expertise
Services
Private equity investment in competitively advantaged middle-market platform businesses; implementation of the Good Springs Growth System to accelerate organic growth and add-on M&A; equity investments of $50–$150 million; majority or minority positions leading to majority control; post-close value creation through research, thesis development, sourcing, due diligence, and deal execution
Who they serve
Middle-market entrepreneurs and experienced, entrepreneurial management teams in the industrial and services sectors, primarily in the United States, with companies generating $10–$40 million annual EBITDA
| Client segment | Clients | Assets managed |
|---|---|---|
| Pension/Profit Sharing Plans | 4 | $678M |
Leadership
Office locations
Regulatory & compliance
| Asset tier | Annual rate |
|---|---|
| Main Fund / Offshore Fund | 2.00% |
| Titan Co-Invest | 1.00% |
| Ark Co-Invest | 0.00% |
Data as of March 26, 2026 · Source: SEC IAPD & FINRA BrokerCheck
Contact Information
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