Our vision is to provide a successful owner the means to transition their business to the next generation. We aim to acquire and operate an enduringly profitable business in Western Canada.
We are committed to preserving the legacy of the business we come to own, and are excited by the autonomy and opportunity that business ownership brings.
Sweet City Capital is actively seeking B2B service businesses, with a focus on those in industrial services, facility services, or manufacturing sectors
$750k to $3 million of annual EBITDA
History of profitability and stable revenue growth
Asset light, minimal capital expenditures
Limited customer concentration
Low cyclicality and stable industry growth
Fragmented competitive landscape
Limited industry complexity
Sweet City Capital is funded by personal capital. When compared to a buyer who raises capital post LOI, we can offer a higher certainty of closing during the transaction.
We aren't driven by investor preferences or a need for an exit. We are looking to operate and build upon an established business, adding our own contribution to the culture of entrepreneurship in Western Canada.
Our intent is to own a business to build value over the long term. We are not private equity - we want to build value through sustainable growth, not aggressive cost-cutting.
We focus on a single business, not a portfolio. Our time and our capital will be fully committed to the business we acquire.
We aren't restricted by board mandates or investor criteria. Whether you prefer to stay involved, maintain some ownership, or fully exit - we can design a succession plan that works for you.
Above all, we're excited by the opportunity that entrepreneurship brings. We bring new energy to get things done with support from strong advisors in our corner.
Michael grew up in Edmonton, AB, and received his Bachelor's in Computing Science from the University of Alberta. After graduation, he moved to Vancouver, where he joined KPMG as a Management Consultant in its Strategy and Operations practice. During his time there, Michael worked across a variety of industries, supporting companies in the public and private sectors, including Fortune 500 organizations and non-profits.
Following his time at KPMG, Michael joined Newmont where he worked in roles across their Operational Technology, Business Improvement, and Joint Ventures groups. At Newmont, Michael managed and drove projects focused on supporting their global portfolio of mining assets generating over $10B/year in revenue.
Outside of work, Michael volunteers with the HEROS program, which empowers marginalized youth by teaching life skills through hockey.
Caleb grew up in Edmonton, AB, and received his Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Alberta. After graduation he was employed by Shell, gaining experience in operational and engineering roles in Canada, the Gulf of Mexico, and Australia. Caleb is also a CFA Charterholder, having completed the final level of the CFA examinations in 2021.
He has been responsible for coordinating over $40MM of upstream oil and gas construction projects, as well as surveillance and optimization of over $500MM/year of natural gas production. Working with diverse teams across Shell's businesses, he has developed a wide-ranging skillset in operations management, engineering, and financial analysis.
Caleb enjoys staying active skiing, cycling, and lifting weights, having a patio beer with close friends, and riding motorcycles.