Eaglehead Management Partners
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Our firm

Experienced partners for the moments
that shape a business.

Our story

A new name.
An enduring approach.

Eaglehead Management Partners continues the investment approach established by Littlejohn Capital in 2013.

We make control investments in established small and mid-sized companies navigating strategic, operational, or generational change. Our work begins with understanding the business, its people, and the opportunity ahead.

Our founder, Angus C. Littlejohn Jr., brings decades of operationally focused private equity experience. With capital drawn primarily from family resources, we can take a flexible, patient approach to ownership and actively support management teams.

Investment philosophy

Aligned for the long term.

01

Patient by structure.

Family capital lets us focus on the needs of each business and the work required to build lasting value, with flexibility beyond a conventional fund cycle.

02

Aligned by choice.

We invest alongside motivated management teams. Shared priorities and a clear understanding of success form the basis of each partnership.

03

Practical by experience.

We bring an operational perspective to investment decisions, working with management to identify what matters and support the company’s next stage of development.

Investment strategy

Established businesses.
Meaningful transitions.

Our investment focus

Equity investment
$5–15 millionUp to $30 million with co-investors
Target EBITDA
$2–12.5 million
Transaction value
$20–75 million
Enterprise value
Under $75 million
Geographic focus
North America

Where we invest

  • Manufacturing
  • Fabrication
  • Processing
  • Logistics
  • Materials
  • Business services

Experience across chemicals, plastics, packaging, transportation, distribution, food processing, defense, environmental services, and related industries.

Situations we understand.

Generational transitions · Management buyouts · Corporate carveouts · Recapitalizations · Growth investment · Restructurings

Our focus excludes retail, consumer products, fashion, gambling, startup technology, and biotechnology.

Looking ahead

The next chapter starts
with a conversation.

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