TPG Capital

Private Equity Est. 1992

Also known as TPG.

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USD 107B
Estimated FUM
Type
Private Equity
HQ
San Francisco, CA, United States
Founded
1992
Focus
Industrials

About

TPG Capital is a global multi-strategy asset manager headquartered in California that invests in private equity, credit, real estate, and hedge fund strategies. TPG begun as a private equity investor before expanding into other strategies, and that remains the largest part of the business with more than $60bn under management, representing about 60% of total capital. TPG Sixth Street Partners (the Credit and Special Situations fund) manages $30bn of investments. TPG Real Estate manages $11bn in equity and debt investments. TPG Public Equity Partners manages $2bn of assets. hello ;) TPG was founded as the Texas Pacific Group in 1992 by David Bonderman, James Coulter and William Price.

Investment Focus

Investment size
USD 20K - USD 500M

Reported investment size. Actual commitments may vary by stage, ownership and follow-on participation.

Focus Areas
Stages
Growth PE/Buyout Public / Listed Credit / Structured
Domains
Agriculture Consumer Education Financial Services Healthcare Industrial Media Real Assets Resources Technology
Focus
Industrials
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States India Japan Croatia Hungary Australia
Coverage
Global
Regions
North America Asia Eastern Europe Oceania Europe

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, United States
Office Presence
10 countries
United States Australia China Hong Kong India Luxembourg Russia Singapore +2 more
16 known offices
San Francisco, CA, United States (HQ)
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Beijing, China
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Mumbai, MH, India
Luxembourg, District De Luxembourg
Moscow, Russia
Singapore
Seoul, South Korea
England, United Kingdom
Fort Worth, TX, United States
Austin, TX, United States
Boston, MA, United States
Dallas, TX, United States
Houston, TX, United States
New York, NY, United States

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