We buy and build founder-owned UK businesses.

£2–10mEBITDA
UKFounder and family owned
10+Transactions over 14 years
+50%ARR growth at Inpulse

Why rdc?

What sets us apart

Institutional-grade investment and operating experience at the smaller end of the UK mid-market.

Operators, not only investors

Andrew has worked with over 10 portfolio companies on their strategic objectives, representing over £200m of EBITDA and hundreds of employees. He acquired Inpulse and ran it as CEO, growing ARR by 50% and building a full leadership team. He has arranged both debt and equity for acquisitions and refinancings. Founders sell to people they trust.

A direct line to the decision maker

Owners and advisers deal with the Managing Partner from first call to completion, so answers come quickly and nothing gets lost in a committee.

Built around our investors

Investors see each deal first and choose which to back, with quarterly reporting and a direct line to Andrew. No blind pool and no obligation to invest.

What we buy →

Case study

Inpulse

UK-based employee engagement AI and software. Acquired off-market by rdc in November 2023, with ARR up 50% in three years.

+50%ARR since 2023
90%+Gross margin
30%+EBITDA margin
93%Gross retention
105%Net retention

Unaudited management figures as of October 2026.

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How we help

Founders and investors

For founders

A buyer who understands ownership

We have run a business ourselves. We help owners plan succession, put the right incentives in place for the next generation of leaders, and build a stronger team to take the business to its next stage.

Sell your business
For investors

Invest alongside experienced operators

Investors back each deal individually alongside a team with institutional private equity training and a 14-year track record of investing and operating, with hands-on governance through to exit.

For investors

Let's talk

Whether you are thinking about selling your business or want to invest alongside us, we'd like to hear from you.

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