Asset M&A activity Court Square has a history of buying and selling assets and portfolio companies, with recent transactions involving acquisitions (DCCM) and high-value exits (Kodiak Building Partners sale to QXO for ~2.25B) as well as divestitures to other firms. This indicates ongoing portfolio realignment and potential receptiveness to secondary buyouts or strategic asset acquisitions.

Healthcare and services focus As a growth investor active in business services, healthcare, and technology sectors, Court Square frequently engages with healthcare distributions and services companies (examples include Soleo Health investment and ADSG-related exit). Opportunities may exist for growth equity, add-on acquisitions, or partnerships in healthcare services and related tech-enabled platforms.

Middle market emphasis With a focus on the U.S. middle market and a revenue range of 100M-250M, Court Square is likely seeking scalable, high-growth companies in core sectors. Targeting mid-market business services, industrials, and tech-enabled firms that are ready for strategic acceleration or consolidation could be fruitful.

Tech and data capabilities Court Square's tech stack includes Google Cloud, JSON-LD, Java, Node.js, and data-oriented approaches, suggesting comfort with cloud-based platforms, digital transformation, and scalable technology. Prospects in SaaS, data analytics, or cloud-enabled services may align with their modernization priorities.

Exits and partnerships Recent exits and portfolio activity (Cardinal Health acquisition, Littlejohn & Co. sale, and joint investments) imply openness to co-investments, syndication, and exit-driven partnerships. There may be opportunities for co-investment, advisory roles, or parallel PE partnerships in growth-stage deals.