Blue Point Capital Partners

Blue Point Capital Partners is a private equity firm specializing in lower middle-market investments across various sectors. With over 20 years of experience, the firm partners with management teams to drive growth and operational improvements in portfolio companies. Their investment focus includes manufacturing, business services, consumer products, and value-added distribution. Blue Point typically invests in companies generating between $20 million and $200 million in revenue, with preferred investment amounts ranging from $25 million to $150 million. The firm has a strong regional presence with offices in Cleveland, Charlotte, Seattle, and Shanghai, allowing them to establish relationships with local and regional entrepreneurs and advisors. Their approach emphasizes bringing unique and effective operating resources to partnerships, including global supply chain capabilities, data and digital strategies, human capital, and M&A execution. This strategy has been validated through their experience over two decades, having completed over 160 investments with a total transaction value of over $10.0 billion. Their performance has earned them the support of some of the industry’s most experienced limited partners.

In recent years, Blue Point has successfully exited several investments, demonstrating their ability to create value and achieve strong outcomes. For example, in December 2025, they exited Country Pure Foods, a leading provider of branded and private-label beverage products, after tripling the platform’s EBITDA through strong organic growth, improved operational efficiency, and development of a best-in-class leadership team. This exit marks another strong outcome for Blue Point in the food and beverage space, an area of continued focus for the firm.

Blue Point's investment philosophy centers on being a value-added partner to their portfolio companies, leveraging their unique capabilities and extensive network to drive growth and create value. Their regional presence and commitment to building strong relationships with entrepreneurs and management teams are key to their success in the lower middle-market segment.