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Built to own

Most acquirers are structured to sell. Windbury is structured to hold, and buys accordingly.

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Windbury acquires controlling interests in established businesses and takes responsibility for them afterwards. We invest our own capital in everything we buy, bring a small number of investors alongside us for each acquisition, and look at very few businesses a year.

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  • Ownership over trading

    A business improves under an owner who intends to still be there. Every decision we make about a company is made by someone who expects to live with it.

  • Our own capital

    We commit it to every acquisition. It is the only assurance that matters, and we would not ask anyone to take a risk we are not taking.

  • Overlooked situations

    The best opportunities are rarely in a competitive process. They are the companies that have been passed over, held too long, or buried inside something larger.

  • Structure over price

    Most sales that fail do not fail on value. They fail because nobody found terms both sides could live with. That is usually solvable, and it is where we spend our time.

  • Management ownership

    Whoever runs the company holds equity in it. Not a bonus scheme, a shareholding, earned over the years they are building the thing.

  • What we decline

    Bidding on price alone, businesses we cannot run, and any company whose plan needs everything to go right.

Offerings

About

Insights

Built to own

Most acquirers are structured to sell. Windbury is structured to hold, and buys accordingly.

Get started

About

Windbury acquires controlling interests in established businesses and takes responsibility for them afterwards. We invest our own capital in everything we buy, bring a small number of investors alongside us for each acquisition, and look at very few businesses a year.

Get started

  • Ownership over trading

    A business improves under an owner who intends to still be there. Every decision we make about a company is made by someone who expects to live with it.

  • Our own capital

    We commit it to every acquisition. It is the only assurance that matters, and we would not ask anyone to take a risk we are not taking.

  • Overlooked situations

    The best opportunities are rarely in a competitive process. They are the companies that have been passed over, held too long, or buried inside something larger.

  • Structure over price

    Most sales that fail do not fail on value. They fail because nobody found terms both sides could live with. That is usually solvable, and it is where we spend our time.

  • Management ownership

    Whoever runs the company holds equity in it. Not a bonus scheme, a shareholding, earned over the years they are building the thing.

  • What we decline

    Bidding on price alone, businesses we cannot run, and any company whose plan needs everything to go right.

Offerings

About

Insights

Built to own

Most acquirers are structured to sell. Windbury is structured to hold, and buys accordingly.

Get started

About

Windbury acquires controlling interests in established businesses and takes responsibility for them afterwards. We invest our own capital in everything we buy, bring a small number of investors alongside us for each acquisition, and look at very few businesses a year.

Get started

  • Ownership over trading

    A business improves under an owner who intends to still be there. Every decision we make about a company is made by someone who expects to live with it.

  • Our own capital

    We commit it to every acquisition. It is the only assurance that matters, and we would not ask anyone to take a risk we are not taking.

  • Overlooked situations

    The best opportunities are rarely in a competitive process. They are the companies that have been passed over, held too long, or buried inside something larger.

  • Structure over price

    Most sales that fail do not fail on value. They fail because nobody found terms both sides could live with. That is usually solvable, and it is where we spend our time.

  • Management ownership

    Whoever runs the company holds equity in it. Not a bonus scheme, a shareholding, earned over the years they are building the thing.

  • What we decline

    Bidding on price alone, businesses we cannot run, and any company whose plan needs everything to go right.