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Operating Businesses
Controlled businesses that get a hand-built tear sheet each quarter — the first thing the close automates · illustrative
Operating businesses6
Combined revenue$450M
Combined EBITDA$72M
Equity value$374M
| Business | Own % | Revenue | EBITDA | Margin | Equity value | Close status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Granite Peak Manufacturing Industrials · Precision manufacturing · books on QuickBooks | 100% | $142M | $24M | 17% | $110M | Signed off | |
Brightwater Foods Consumer · Food & beverage · books on Xero | 100% | $88M | $11M | 13% | $64M | Signed off | |
Delphi Managed Services Enterprise Software · IT services · books on QuickBooks | 80% | $54M | $9M | 17% | $48M | Reconciled | |
Oakfield Logistics Industrials · Logistics · books on QuickBooks | 100% | $76M | $13M | 17% | $70M | Signed off | |
Marin Health Partners Healthcare · Outpatient services · books on Xero | 65% | $61M | $8M | 13% | $44M | In reviewEBITDA −9% vs forecast | |
Sterling Title & Escrow Financial Services · Title & escrow · books on Sage | 100% | $29M | $7M | 24% | $38M | Signed off |
Each business books on its own system (QuickBooks, Xero, Sage). Today a tear sheet is hand-built per business each quarter; the close reads all three, maps them to one chart of accounts, and keeps the figures above live.