OVERVIEW
 The diversified industries area encompasses a broad range of industries outside of Diamond Castle's four primary focus sectors, including manufacturing and service related industries. We maintain an opportunistic approach to investing outside of our target sectors in order to capitalize on our team's significant investment experience and the large number of businesses and transaction opportunities in other industry segments, and in order to diversify our portfolio across a broader range of industries.

DIAMOND CASTLE LEADERSHIP
 David Wittels and Ari Benacerraf coordinate Diamond Castle's activities in the diversified industries area.

AREAS OF FOCUS
Our focus in the diversified industries area is on sectors of the overall economy that are undergoing positive change or have strong underlying fundamentals, sectors with temporarily depressed valuations or that are out-of-favor with investors and therefore represent attractive buying opportunities, and sectors where our team has significant prior investment experience. We target businesses within these sectors that have sustainable competitive advantages that allow them to consistently outperform their industry peers, and situations where we believe we have an advantage from a transactional perspective.

DIAMOND CASTLE INVESTMENTS
NES Rentals Holdings, Inc. $850 million going-private leveraged buyout of one of the largest aerial and general equipment rental companies in the United States.
Public Safety Equipment $350 million leveraged buyout of a leading global highway safety solutions business.
York Label $425 million leveraged buyout of a leading designer and manufacturer of prime labels for the consumer products, food, wine and pharmaceutical end markets.
REPRESENTATIVE PRIOR INVESTMENTS
WHILE AT DLJ MERCHANT BANKING
Jostens, Inc. $1.2 billion leveraged buyout of the market leader for school affinity products, including yearbooks, class rings and graduation products.
Mueller Group

$1.0 billion leveraged buyout from Tyco International of two industrial flow-control businesses.
OSi Specialties $330 million leveraged buyout from Union Carbide Corporation of a manufacturer of specialty silicone chemicals.
GTECH Corporation $290 million going-private leveraged buyout of the world's largest lottery management company.
ABOUT | INVESTMENT FOCUS | PORTFOLIO | TEAM | NEWS
CONTACT | INVESTOR LOG-IN | TERMS OF USE | HOME