The firm's portfolio includes notable companies such as MentorcliQ, InContext Solutions, and Forj. Plymouth's team brings decades of experience as operators, advisors, and investors, emphasizing the importance of understanding businesses, teams, and cultures beyond just metrics. They offer value-add services to portfolio companies, leveraging their expertise to help drive sustainable growth and long-term value creation.
Portfolio activity breakdown across disclosed investments and stages
Portfolio Companies20
Follow-on Investments11
Current Portfolio Count19
Plymouth Growth
Plymouth Growth invests in growth-stage B2B software and technology companies in the mid-continent region. They target firms with $3MM to $10MM in revenue, proven business models, and strong teams ready to scale. Plymouth typically invests between $3 million and $10 million in each portfolio company, focusing on businesses poised for significant growth.
Top Investment Stages
Series A6 (30.0%)
Series B6 (30.0%)
Series D4 (20.0%)
Series C3 (15.0%)
Seed1 (5.0%)
Stage Mix
Series A 30%Series B 30%Series D 20%Series C 15%Seed 5%
Concentration shown as share of disclosed investments by stage.
University Growth Fund is the largest education-based private equity fund in the United States, focusing on providing growth capital to entrepreneurs aiming to elevate their businesses. The firm typically invests in Series A, B, and C rounds, with occasional participation in seed and private equity stages. Their investment strategy spans various sectors, leveraging the insights and involvement of university students to identify and support promising companies.
University Growth Fund is the largest education-based private equity fund in the United States, focusing on providing growth capital to entrepreneurs aiming to elevate their businesses. The firm typically invests in Series A, B, and C rounds, with occasional participation in seed and private equity stages. Their investment strategy spans various sectors, leveraging the insights and involvement of university students to identify and support promising companies.
