Partners for Growth
Credit Est. 2004
USD 250M
Estimated FUM
- Type
- Credit Fund
- HQ
- Tiburon, CA, United States
- Founded
- 2004
About
Partners for Growth ('PFG') provides custom debt solutions to private and public technology and life science companies. PFG focuses on late-stage companies ($10 million and above in revenue) and has offices in Australia and the United States.
Strategies
Private Credit
Venture Debt
Investment Focus
Investment size
USD 1M - USD 20M
Reported investment size. Actual commitments may vary by stage, ownership and follow-on participation.
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States Australia
Coverage
Country-focused Regions
North America Oceania
Coverage is a guide only.
Location
Office Presence
2 countries
United States Australia
2 known offices
Tiburon, CA, United States (HQ)
Sydney, NSW, Australia
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