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Equilibrium Capital

PE · Portland · United States

Address
411 Northwest Park Avenue, Suite 401, Portland, OR 97209, United States
Email
Website
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Founded
2008
AUM
$24 999 M
Ticket
$10-50 m

Stages

Series BSeries ASeedLate Stage (Series C+)

Investment region

North AmericaEuropeAustralia and others

Industries

ClimateTechReal EstateWaterTechAgricultureFood and BeverageFoodtechEnergyCleanTechInfrastructureConsumer ProductsConsumer Services (B2C)Financial ServicesHealthcare ServicesTechnology

Profile

Equilibrium Capital is a sustainability-driven asset management firm headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Established in 2008, the firm is dedicated to integrating sustainable finance and active ESG strategies across its investments. The team comprises experienced fund managers with backgrounds in overseeing large-scale institutional capital and company founders who have led ventures from inception to IPO. Equilibrium distinguishes itself through its commitment to sustainability and its innovative investment strategies that aim for net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The firm focuses on sustainable food and agriculture, and carbon transition infrastructure. It specializes in structuring investment products that deliver sustainability-driven returns. While specific check sizes were not detailed, the firm's stages are inferred to align with Series A through late-stage investments. Having built partnerships with key stakeholders like East West Bank, Equilibrium aims to drive impactful change by leveraging capital markets. Notable investments of Equilibrium include Revol Greens, a company involved in repurposing greenhouses to enhance economic efficiency, and collaborations in the controlled environment agriculture sector. These investments highlight the firm's strategic focus on sectors that emphasize stability, profitability, and sustainability.

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