PRIVATE EQUITY INSIGHTS DASHBOARD

Mid-Market U.S. Private Equity Data for February
2025
$656.2B
13.3% MoM
US-based PE’s Dry Powder as of
28-
February
In February
207
15.9% MoM
Total closed mid-market deals
$2.6B*
46.2% MoM
Total closed mid-market deal volume
~1.7 months
32.0% MoM
Average time to close deals
38
Total PE funds closed
PE MID-MARKET DEAL TRACKER
Deal Count
Deal Volume
Deal Counts by Sizes - February
29*
CAPITAL INVESTED BY INDUSTRY - February
$2.6B*
Notable deals in February
Buyout/$450.0M
PIPE/$302.0M
Growth/$275.0M
Growth/$250.0M
*Denotes data for deals with disclosed values
TOP 10 PE FUNDS (BY SIZE) CLOSED IN February
Fund Name
Fund Size
Close Date
Apple Advanced Manufacturing Fund
$10.00B
26-Feb-2025
Providence Strategic Growth VI
$6.00B
12-Feb-2025
Blackstone Energy Transition Partners IV
$5.60B
26-Feb-2025
GTCR Strategic Growth Fund II
$3.60B
20-Feb-2025
PSG Sequel Fund
$2.00B
12-Feb-2025
Thoma Bravo Europe Partners
$1.87B
25-Feb-2025
JLL Partners Continuation Fund
$1.10B
25-Feb-2025
GI Partners Continuation Fund
$1.00B
14-Feb-2025
Zhejiang Green New Energy Vehicle RMB Fund
$0.96B
14-Feb-2025
Armitage Associates Continuation Fund
$0.89B
11-Feb-2025
RECENT FIRST-TIME PE FUND MANAGERS WITH TARGET FUND SIZES
Fund Name
Fund Size
Open Date
New Catalyst Strategic Partners Fund I
$750.0M
17-Jan-2025
Invidia Curie Fund I
$850.0M
30-Oct-2024
SAFFA Fund I
$400.0M
20-Dec-2023
Allied Climate Partners Catalytic Core Fund
-
20-Dec-2023
Excolere Equity Partners Fund I
$300.0M - $400.0M
20-Oct-2023

The total disclosed deal volume decreased by ~46% month-over-month in February, with deals ranging from $10 million to $100 million contributing almost 66%

In February, the IT industry remained the top recipient of capital, receiving ~40%, slightly down from around 44% in the previous month

Source: PitchBook Data, Inc. and other publicly available data. Data has not been reviewed by PitchBook analysts.

February

2025 Commentary

In February 2025, the total disclosed deal volume saw a 46% month-over-month (MoM) decline, with transactions ranging between $10 million and $100 million accounting for nearly 66% of the total. Despite the drop in deal volume, the IT industry continued to be the top recipient of private equity capital, securing 40% of total investments, though slightly lower than the 44% recorded in January.

Meanwhile, U.S.-based PE dry powder experienced a 13.3% MoM increase, indicating a growing reserve of unallocated capital. However, the average time to close deals saw a notable 32% MoM increase, suggesting a more cautious or complex deal-making environment.

A total of 38 private equity funds successfully closed during the month, reflecting continued activity in fundraising despite broader market fluctuations.

Source: PitchBook Data, Inc. and other publicly available data. Data has not been reviewed by PitchBook analysts.