White Wolf Capital has established a partnership with infrastructure industry veteran James Thompson to create DCCM, a special purpose entity focused on acquiring U.S. civil engineering and infrastructure services companies.
According to Elie Azar, Managing Director at White Wolf, the partnership aims to "grow the business into a leading infrastructure services company" serving clients nationwide. Thompson, who brings over 38 years of experience in organizational leadership, strategic planning, and business development, serves as DCCM's CEO.
Thompson expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, stating that "White Wolf has significant experience in driving growth" and an extensive industry network that will support expansion efforts.
DCCM actively pursues acquisitions meeting specific criteria: U.S.-based civil engineering, construction management, or infrastructure services firms with gross revenues between $10 million and $150 million, offering services in transportation, water resources, land development, and infrastructure consulting.
White Wolf Capital, operating since late 2011, invests in North American middle-market companies with revenues of $20 million to $200 million. The firm maintains offices in Miami, Chicago, Montreal, and New York City, focusing on management buyouts, leveraged buyouts, and growth investments across manufacturing, technology, and defense sectors.
For additional information, visit www.dccm.com or www.whitewolfcapital.com.