Technical Inspection & Certification.
Independent inspection bodies and certification firms — pressure equipment, lifting, electrical, machinery, periodic technical reviews under EN/ISO and national frameworks.
What makes your firm worth keeping intact.
Your inspection cycles
The statutory inspections on your client portfolio give the business predictable revenue we can plan around for decades — we don't try to compress it.
Your accreditation
Your ISO 17020/17065 accreditation or notified-body status is a license you've earned. We keep it intact — processes, governance and quality systems — through and beyond the transition.
Your inspector expertise
The depth of training and certification you've built up is what gives the firm its value. We treat that expertise as the core of what we're buying.
We buy your company to keep it — not to flip it, integrate it away, or strip it for parts.
What stays the same after we acquire.
- 01
Day-to-day decisions stay local.
Operations remain with the management running the company. We don't relocate functions or impose a playbook from the centre.
- 02
Your standards stay yours.
The methodology, quality bar and client relationships you've built remain the operating model — that's what we paid for.
What our target companies typically look like.
We're disciplined about size and quality. Profitable, cash-generative, and ready to keep compounding under long-term ownership.
Annual revenue range
EBITDA margin, cash-generative
In business, with an established client base
What we are — and what we aren't.
What we are
- Permanent capital with no exit horizon
- Operator-friendly governance
- Decisions made with the next generation in mind
- Open to gradual founder transition
What we are not
- A private-equity flip in 3–5 years
- A cost-cutting playbook on day one
- A forced HQ move
Curious whether your company fits what we look for?
A short, off-the-record conversation is the fastest way to find out. No mandate, no broker, no pressure — just a direct read from the people who would actually run the deal.