How It Works

A Structure Built for
Confident Returns

Every dollar invested at Crome Group goes into a real, operating business, not a fund, not paper assets. Here's exactly how the structure works.

The LP / GP Model

How You Invest

Each acquisition is its own entity. You choose which deals to participate in, invest as a Limited Partner, and receive dividends from that specific business.

LP / GP

Your Role as Investor

You invest as a Limited Partner in each specific acquisition. Crome Group (General Partner) handles all operations, management, and decision-making. You provide capital and receive proportional returns, no operational responsibility, no day-to-day involvement.

~10% / yr

Annual Dividend Income

Dividends accrue from day one at approximately 10% annually. The first distribution is paid after 12 months (to build appropriate cash reserves), then quarterly thereafter. You're building income from a real, operating business, not paper gains.

7-12 Yrs

Exit & Final Payout

When a business is sold, typically at the 7-12 year mark, you receive your proportional share of the sale proceeds. Crome Group decides when to sell based on market conditions, multiple expansion, and deal timing.

$50KMinimum Investment
AccreditedInvestors Only (Reg D 506C)
Per-DealYou choose each opportunity
Our Edge

Why This Works

01The Sweet Spot

We Buy Where Others Won't Look

Sub-$20M enterprise values are too small for institutional PE and too large for most individual buyers. That means less competition, more reasonable sellers, and better entry prices. This is our primary advantage.

02Disciplined Pricing

We Pay ~3×. Others Pay 5-8×.

Larger private equity groups routinely overpay to deploy capital. We've walked away from deals when sellers or competing buyers pushed the multiple too high. Lower entry means higher returns. It's that simple.

03Growth Strategy

Buy Small. Build Bigger. Sell Higher.

We acquire a platform company, then add adjacent "bolt-on" businesses in the same sector. A $4M business becomes a $20M+ platform. We sell the larger entity to institutional PE at a higher multiple, capturing multiple layers of value creation.

04Risk Management

Established Businesses. Zero Startups.

Every business we've acquired is an established, cash-flow-positive operator. We're not taking venture risk. We're buying businesses that have already proven themselves through multiple economic cycles, then optimizing them.

“We looked hard at a dry cleaning operation in Virginia listed at $16M. We offered $13M, our ceiling was $14.5M. A private equity group bought it for $22M. That was their problem, not ours. Discipline over deal count, every time.”

The Path to Investing

From Interested to Invested

Step 01

Confirm You Qualify

Crome Group is open to accredited investors only, a legal requirement under Reg D 506C. Answer three quick questions to confirm your eligibility before going further.

Step 02

Get the 2026 Investor Deck

Download our investor overview. It covers the full investment structure, terms, how distributions work, what we look for in acquisitions, and our current pipeline.

Step 03

Submit Your Pledge

Tell us how much you want to invest and what criteria matter to you. When the right opportunity opens, we'll notify you first. Funds close quickly, Weaver Outdoors closed almost immediately after opening.

Step 04

We Close the Deal

Crome Group identifies, underwrites, and closes the acquisition. You're in as a limited partner in that specific entity. A new Crome Group subsidiary is formed for each deal.

Step 05

Receive Quarterly Dividends

Dividends accrue from day one at ~10% annually. Starting after month 12, you receive quarterly distributions from actual business cash flow, not paper returns.

Step 06

Exit When the Time Is Right

Crome Group monitors each business for the optimal exit window. Trigger points include reaching $20M+ in revenue, significant multiple expansion, or loan payoff at the 10-year mark. Your proportional proceeds are distributed at close.

Ready to See the Full Picture?

The 2026 Investor Deck covers deal terms, distribution structure, current pipeline, and projected returns in full detail.

Risk Disclosure

Investing in private equity involves significant risk, including the potential loss of all or a substantial portion of invested capital, and is suitable only for accredited investors with a long-term horizon and limited liquidity needs. These investments are illiquid, subject to valuation uncertainty, and depend heavily on the investment manager. Past performance is not indicative of future results, and any projected returns shown are illustrative only. Prospective investors should review all offering materials and consult their own legal, tax, and financial advisors before making an investment decision. Read the full Private Equity Investment Risk Disclosure →