Solaia Capital Holdings LLC

Overview

Solaia Capital Holdings LLC is a private investment firm specializing in middle-market companies. The firm focuses on providing capital to fuel growth, product and geographical expansion, and add-on acquisitions. Solaia also develops and provides liquidity strategies to retiring entrepreneurs and family businesses considering transition or succession planning. The firm works closely with management teams seeking to execute management-led buyouts, corporate divestitures, or spin-outs, offering integration management and operational guidance as required. Solaia's investment strategy is value and operations-oriented, aiming to complement experienced management teams in executing business plans, operational improvement strategies, growth initiatives, industry consolidation, and select turnaround and recapitalization plans. The firm invests across diverse industry sectors and asset classes where value opportunities are identified and a capable management team is in place to execute an operating plan. Solaia has the flexibility to structure investments to meet the objectives of both sellers and management and can respond quickly to the unique transaction parameters of each investment opportunity. The firm's portfolio includes investments in various sectors, such as technology, healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services. Notable investments include a credit investment in Tally USA in November 2020, Core Scientific in May 2020, and Morrow Sodali Global in April 2020. In March 2025, Solaia completed a Series B investment in Modjoul, Inc., a provider of hardware, software, and AI solutions enhancing workplace safety and productivity for industrial companies. This investment aims to support Modjoul's growth and the development of its latest AI Manager productivity offering.

Investment Focus

• Experienced management team
• Clear growth strategy
• Operational improvement potential
• Industry consolidation opportunities
• Turnaround or recapitalization prospects

Portfolio Companies