Hudson Ferry Capital

Hudson Ferry Capital was formed to make control-oriented buyout investments in established lower middle-market U.S. companies with enterprise values typically between $15 million and $75 million. Hudson Ferry is pursuing acquisitions of established privately-owned businesses that differentiate themselves through product and process innovation in stable or evolving markets and that generate strong cash flow and consistent revenue growth. The partners of Hudson Ferry have successfully invested in these types of companies over the last two decades. The firm has $165 million of capital under management and makes investments through its second fund, Hudson Ferry Capital II, L.P. HFC II has been organized as a Small Business Investment Company in order to avail itself of long term, low cost funding though the small business administration. Hudson Ferry was formed in 2006 by Mark Deutsch, Stephen Fisher, Paul Huston, Bruce Robertson and Timothy Ross. The partners have worked together for many years and have extensive experience in identifying, structuring, negotiating, closing, adding value to, and successfully exiting investments. The partners have shown a proven ability to invest and generate attractive returns in many industries during various economic cycles and market conditions.