For business owners

Good businesses deserve a thoughtful next chapter.

Hudson Lewis Group’s public materials describe control investments in profitable U.S. small businesses. If you are considering a transition or want to understand HLG’s focus, start with the profile below.

Current acquisition profile

What HLG says it looks for.

HLG’s current public profile covers profitable U.S. businesses, $1–10 million in annual revenue, $1–2 million initial check sizes, and three stated focus sectors.

  • Business typeProfitable, U.S. small businesses
  • Revenue$1–10 million, as currently listed
  • Investment$1–2 million initial check size; majority or control equity, as currently listed
  • SectorsHome and property services, professional services, and healthcare
  • GeographyUnited States, with Texas, Louisiana, and the Midwest named as focus areas

Contact HLG to discuss the company’s profile, transaction structure, and timing.

A direct conversation

Tell us about the business you built.

A short introduction gives HLG the context to discuss whether its current focus fits your company.

01

Share a short introduction

Tell HLG what the company does, where it operates, and what you are considering. The form below creates a draft in your email application.

02

Discuss fit and timing

Any next step depends on the company profile, the parties’ interests, and HLG’s current investment program.

03

Share details through an agreed process

Only share confidential business information after the appropriate process and protections have been established.

Business owner introduction

Start with the essentials.

This short, non-confidential introduction opens a draft email addressed to HLG. The website does not transmit or store form entries. Review the draft and press Send in your email application.

Do not include financial statements, customer information, credentials, or other confidential material. HLG will discuss a secure process if more detail is appropriate.

Investor information

Explore the fund behind the acquisition strategy.

Review the public fund parameters and the appropriate next step for prospective investors.

For investors
Introduce your business