Anchorage Equity Partners
Private equityInactiveThis fund appears to be inactive.
It is unlikely to be making new investments — this profile is kept for reference and historical accuracy.
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What they invest in
from 3 of 5 portfolio companiesAdvanced Manufacturing ×2Enterprise Software ×2Construction Tech ×1Cybersecurity ×1Energy ×1Fintech ×1IoT ×1
HQs:United States×3
Investments · 5 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathASRC Construction is an Alaska-based company providing integrated building and construction services including vertical construction, heavy civil construction, utility infrastructure services, and building materials supply across Alaska and select U.S. and international locations.
Advanced ManufacturingConstruction TechAnchorage, US
GSI provides process control and automation services for industrial facilities including oil and gas production, water systems, electrical generation, and mining operations.
Advanced ManufacturingCybersecurityEnergyEnterprise SoftwareIoTWasilla, US
Venture North Group provides mergers and acquisitions advisory, strategy consulting, and capital raising services to buyers, sellers, and capital-seeking clients across multiple industries.
Enterprise SoftwareFintechAnchorage, US
Neil GunnJoe BiesheltinJR WilcoxinAlbert Circostain
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
200 W Madison, 25th FloorHeather's Choice
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has Anchorage Equity Partners made?
- Anchorage Equity Partners has 5 tracked investments.
- What sectors does Anchorage Equity Partners focus on?
- Anchorage Equity Partners focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Who does Anchorage Equity Partners co-invest with?
- Anchorage Equity Partners most often shares deals with 49th State Angel Fund, CharlieHR, Glencrest Group, among 4 tracked co-investors.
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