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The 2026 Investor Deck

Everything you need to evaluate Crome Group as an investment: deal structure, return projections, the current acquisition pipeline, and the full LP/GP terms.

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Accredited Investors Only

Crome Group operates under Reg D 506(c). You must qualify as an accredited investor to receive the deck or invest.

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$50,000 Minimum

The minimum investment per deal is $50,000. Most investors participate at $100K-$200K for meaningful ownership stakes.

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Per-Deal Structure

Each acquisition is its own LLC. You choose which deals to participate in, there is no blind pool or fund commitment.

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What's Inside the Deck

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Investment StructureFull breakdown of the LP/GP model, dividend timing, fee structure, and how your ownership stake is calculated.
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Current Acquisition, Weaver OutdoorsFull deal summary including acquisition price, revenue profile, growth projections, bolt-on strategy, and expected exit timeline.
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Projected Return ScenariosConservative, base, and upside return scenarios for a $200K investment, including cumulative dividends and exit proceeds.
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Track RecordPrior acquisitions, ZIKER and Classic Cleaners, with actual performance data, operational improvements, and outcomes.
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Team and Operating PlatformBackground on Tim Travis, Tim Stolt, and the broader operating platform including SBMF and ChartPro.
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How to InvestStep-by-step process from completing your accreditation verification to executing the subscription agreement and wiring funds.
Common Questions

Investor FAQ

These are the questions we hear most often from investors evaluating their first deal with Crome Group. For anything not covered here, the 2026 Investor Deck goes into full detail, or reach out directly.

What does 'accredited investor' mean?

Under SEC rules, an accredited investor has either: annual income over $200K (or $300K joint) for the past two years with expectation of the same, or net worth over $1M excluding primary residence. Crome Group operates under Reg D 506(c), which requires accreditation verification before you can invest. We will walk you through this as part of the onboarding process.

How is my money actually used?

Your investment goes directly into the acquisition of a specific operating business, not a fund, not overhead, not other deals. Each deal is its own LLC, and your investment funds that entity's acquisition and initial operating capital. You become a limited partner in that specific company.

When do I start receiving dividends?

Dividends accrue from the closing date at approximately 10% annually. The first cash distribution is paid after 12 months, this gives the business time to build appropriate cash reserves. After that, distributions are paid quarterly from actual business cash flow.

What happens if the business doesn't perform?

Every business Crome Group acquires is an established, cash-flow-positive operating business at the time of acquisition. We buy proven businesses, not turnarounds. That said, no investment is guaranteed. The Investor Deck includes a full risk section with specific factors to consider.

Can I invest in multiple deals?

Yes. Each deal is a separate opportunity. Investors who participate in one deal are notified when new opportunities open and can choose to invest in each independently. There is no obligation to participate in any deal you don't want.

How do I get my money back?

There are two components to your return: ongoing quarterly dividends (starting month 12), and your proportional share of the exit proceeds when the business is sold, typically at the 7-12 year mark. Crome Group decides the timing of each exit based on market conditions, revenue milestones, and multiple expansion. This is an illiquid investment, do not invest capital you may need access to before exit.

Is there a fee?

Crome Group does not charge a management fee to LP investors. The GP is compensated through a carried interest, a percentage of the profits at exit, after LP investors have received their initial capital and dividends. Full fee structure is in the Investor Deck.
Private Equity Investment Risk Disclosure

Investing in a private equity fund (the “Fund”) involves significant risks, including the potential loss of all or a substantial portion of invested capital, and is suitable only for sophisticated investors with a long-term investment horizon and limited liquidity needs. Such investments are illiquid, with no established secondary market, and typically require capital commitments that are drawn down over time, with penalties for failure to meet capital calls. The Fund may employ leverage, which can amplify losses, and its performance depends heavily on the judgment and expertise of the investment manager. Investments are subject to valuation uncertainty, limited transparency, and exposure to economic, market, regulatory, and tax changes that may adversely affect returns. Concentration in a limited number of portfolio companies or sectors may increase risk, and there can be no assurance that successful exit opportunities will be realized. Additionally, conflicts of interest may arise, and past performance is not indicative of future results. This summary is not exhaustive, and prospective investors should review all offering materials and consult their own legal, tax, and financial advisors before making an investment decision.