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This page focuses on family offices associated with growth equity checks. Two single-family offices are listed, both in the United States, with one profile associated with Houston and one with Denver. The reported investment interests span private equity and several energy and industrial areas, including oil and gas, petrochemical, refining, chemical manufacturing, power generation, LNG, and offshore. These tags suggest different possible points of alignment, but they do not confirm a mandate or an active opportunity. The disclosed founding years range from 2009 to 2012, and AUM is available for one profile. Founders and fund managers can use these details to narrow research, then verify stage, sector, check size, and decision process before outreach. The public table supports initial screening; it does not provide contact details.
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Brock Capital Group is a Houston-based single-family office and private equity investment firm. It invests in middle-market businesses across multiple industries, providing growth capital and operational and strategic support.
Copley Equity Partners is a single-family office that invests in privately held lower-middle-market companies across North America. It provides growth capital, owner liquidity, acquisition financing, and operational support.
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Two single-family offices are listed. The reported cities are Houston and Denver, and both offices are in the United States. These counts describe the profiles included in this screen and should not be read as a complete count of family offices investing in growth equity.
The listed focus areas include private equity, oil and gas, petrochemical, refining, chemical manufacturing, power generation, LNG, and offshore. These are profile tags, not confirmation that an office is seeking a particular transaction. Review each profile and verify the mandate before outreach.
AUM is disclosed for one of the two profiles. The founding years reported for the list range from 2009 to 2012. These fields provide context for initial research, but they do not establish investment capacity, available capital, or a decision timeline.
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