Renovo Capital acquired A.G. Ferrari Foods, ending its Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The company provided financing during the bankruptcy to restructure operations and focus on its core business.

Andronico’s Community Markets exited bankruptcy in 2011 after selling its assets to Renovo Capital for $16 million, preserving jobs and continuing to serve its customer base.

Renovo Capital acquired Clay Art, Inc. in 2009, taking over its assets and operations.

In the May/June 2014 edition of “turnarounds & workout Trends”, Matt Farrell published an article outlining a recent merchant cash advance.

Renovo Capital acquired RealtyTrac’s assets through its Renwood Opportunities Fund, rebranding it as Renwood RealtyTrac. The fund provided capital to reduce debt, increase working capital, and support growth in existing and new business lines.

Frank Guidone joined Renovo Capital as an Operating Partner in 2015.

Renovo Capital, LLC was awarded the 2013 Distressed Deal of the Year Award (between $10M-$50M) for its acquisition of Midstate Mills, Inc., a North Carolina-based flour milling operation.

David Hull brings over 20 years of experience in principal investing and management consulting. Prior to Renovo, David was with Goldman Sachs’ Special Situations Group providing debt and equity capital to middle market companies.

Don brings more than 30 years experience as an operating executive, principal investor and entrepreneur. Prior to founding Renovo, Don was a partner at Four Corners Capital and established the firm’s operating partner practice that structured and managed private equity investments.

Eric serves as Chief Technology Officer, leading technology strategy, diligence, and platform development. He has over 20 years of experience in engineering leadership, product development, and digital transformation.

Matt has over 20 years of principal investing and management consulting experience. Prior to Renovo, Matt was a Vice President at a boutique strategy and operational consulting firm advising middle market companies.

Renovo Capital was formed in 2009 as a private equity group specializing in distressed and special situation investing in the middle market.