Participated · Series D · Aug 2026

Hopscotch Primary Care operates a technology-enabled primary care model serving rural communities across the southeastern United States. Founded in 2021, the company serves more than 15,000 patients through 12 clinical locations, with its largest concentration in rural Western North Carolina. Its model emphasizes same-day visits, 24/7 access to care teams, and proactive outreach supported by administrative and clinical technology. Hopscotch reports strong patient-facing metrics—Net Promoter Score of 89 and patient retention above 90%—and says it has driven medical-loss-ratio improvement of over 25 percentage points for patients in their first two years. That operating performance is already translating to profitable operations in Western North Carolina. The company plans to use recent funding to expand into additional rural markets and continue scaling its technology-powered operations.

Participated · Debt Financing · Aug 2026

Flexential offers customizable IT and data center solutions for high-density computing needs, delivering services including colocation, cloud, interconnection, data protection, and professional services through its FlexAnywhere® platform. The company operates 40 data centers across 18 highly connected markets on a scalable 100+ Gbps private network backbone. Flexential positions its offerings to meet stringent security, compliance, and resiliency requirements for complex enterprise customers. The company is expanding capacity to meet growing enterprise and AI-driven demand and is investing ahead of customer needs. Its recent $800 million credit facility, supported by an 11-bank syndicate and equity sponsors GI Partners and MSIP, will fund more than 130 MW of new capacity across four key markets. Ongoing projects named in the financing include facilities in Atlanta-Douglasville, Portland-Hillsboro, Denver-Parker, and an expansion near Atlanta-Norcross.

Led · Debt Financing · Aug 2026

Founded in 2014, inKind connects nearly five million guests with more than 7,700 restaurants across the U.S. The company provides restaurants with capital in exchange for food and beverage credits, which it sells to diners via its app while offering users up to 25% back in rewards. To date inKind has provided more than $600 million in funding to restaurants and has rewarded over four million users with more than $175 million in dining rewards. inKind positions its model as an alternative to expensive debt, dilutive equity, and discount-driven marketing for operators. Earlier this year the company raised $450 million to expand the platform to 10,000 additional restaurants and improve its in-app dining experience. The recent Liberty Mutual Investments financing is intended to further expand the restaurant network and support development of AI-native demand-generation tools.

Participated · Debt Financing · Jul 2026

Pure Data Centres acquires land and develops large-scale data centre campuses which it then leases to hyperscalers such as Microsoft, Google and Amazon to host AI and cloud workloads. The company is backed by Oaktree Capital and operates assets including sites in Dublin, Amsterdam and Abu Dhabi. Pure DC is investing over €1 billion in a 78MW Amsterdam campus that is reported to be fully leased to Microsoft and comprises three 85-metre towers. The Amsterdam project is expected to create over 1,000 jobs, though there is no firm operational date reported. Management has signaled aggressive expansion plans across Europe and the Middle East supported by the recent $2.7 billion financing, while also noting a pause in some Middle East investments amid the Iran war. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the articles.

Participated · Debt Financing · Jul 2026

Nebius builds and operates data centres packed with GPUs and offers access plus specialised software to AI and enterprise customers. It positions itself as a neocloud provider supplying AI compute at scale and has secured multi-billion-dollar contracts with Meta and Microsoft. In May it acquired Eigen for about $643m in cash and stock to improve performance of open-source AI models. To finance further expansion, Nebius is issuing $4.5bn of convertible notes, earmarked for data-centre build-out, AI cloud investment and GPU purchases. The deal structure comprises two tranches due in 2030 and 2034, reflecting significant near- and medium-term capital needs.