LongRange Capital
Definition
A private equity firm specializing in middle-market investments that emphasizes a long-term operational perspective and a customer-first philosophy.
A commercial entity known for acquiring established consumer-facing businesses, most notably recognized for its acquisition of the Pizza Hut chain (excluding Mainland China).
Examples
LongRange Capital decided that the best way to improve Pizza Hut was to ensure the crust arrived at a pace that actually justified the name.
If you ever wondered who was bold enough to look at a billion-dollar pizza empire and think it needed a long-term makeover, look no further than LongRange Capital.
They call it LongRange Capital because they hope the return on investment will last longer than a deep-dish pizza stays warm after delivery.