Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

Global Technical Realty (GTR) develops and operates customized, energy-efficient data centers for global hyperscalers. Founded in 2020 by data-center entrepreneur Franek Sodzawiczny in partnership with KKR, the company focuses on build-to-suit projects that meet the demanding power, cooling and sustainability requirements of cloud and AI workloads. GTR has already established a meaningful footprint across both primary and emerging high-growth markets, leveraging a team drawn from some of the industry’s most experienced professionals. Its facilities are engineered to be scalable and environmentally responsible, aligning with hyperscaler sustainability mandates. The fresh capital infusion will fund further geographic expansion and accelerate construction of new sites. Although the article does not disclose revenue or capacity metrics, GTR’s rapid rollout suggests growing customer demand and a sizeable project pipeline.

Led · Equity · Sep 2024

Race Communications builds and operates Fiber-to-the-Home networks delivering high-speed internet to metropolitan suburbs and rural communities in California. Launched in 1994, the company currently reaches about 200,000 locations. Race’s core product is FTTH connectivity aimed at closing the digital divide across diverse California markets. The company plans to use new capital to accelerate construction and expand its network to as many as 1 million locations over the next few years. Management has strengthened the board with two FTTH operators’ CEOs to support scaled deployment efforts. The funding mix includes equity and debt to support this network expansion.

Led · Equity · May 2023

Lit Communities builds and operates last-mile fiber networks, leveraging public-private partnerships with local governments and municipalities. Founded in 2019 and led by CEO Brian Snider, the Birmingham, Alabama-based company deploys fiber infrastructure for unserved and underserved communities. Its networks support internet plus ancillary services including voice, telehealth, home security, home automation, small cell, DAS, wireless backhaul, and public safety applications. The company has networks in place, under construction or in planning in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas. Lit will use the capital to accelerate construction of its fiber-based network across the United States. Existing shareholders — Stephens Capital Partners, The Pritzker Organization and the Lit management team — remain in place and plan to continue supporting the business.