Clairvest Group Inc., Toronto, announced Jan. 20 that it, together with Clairvest Equity Partners V (CEP V), led a $32 million minority growth equity financing in DTG Recycle, Mill Creek, Washington, in partnership with existing shareholders. Clairvest Group Inc.’s portion of the investment in DTG is $8.7 million.
DTG is a waste hauling and recycling company with operations concentrated in the greater Seattle-Tacoma area of Washington. The company focuses on the collection, recycling and beneficial reuse of material from commercial, construction and industrial customers. Clairvest is partnering with Dan Guimont, the company’s founder and president, and Tom Vaughn, CEO, to continue DTG’s expansion.
This investment builds on Clairvest’s 14-year investment track record in the environmental services industry.
“We are excited to back the talented management team at DTG. We have been impressed by the company’s commanding market position and its ability to deliver innovative and sustainable waste solutions to customers. We look forward to supporting Dan, Tom and the team to advance DTG’s ambitious growth plan. We are confident DTG will become a leading integrated waste management and recycling company in the Pacific Northwest,” Adrian Pasricha, partner at Clairvest Group, says.
“Clairvest’s partnership-focused investment style is the right fit for me and my team. DTG is about to embark on our next bold chapter of growth, and we are excited to have the support of investors with deep experience in building great companies. Clairvest’s understanding of our business and the environmental services industry makes them a great addition to our team as we further enable our clients to meet their sustainability goals by expanding into new service lines, such as the commercialization of products from recycled materials,” Guimont says.
DTG is Clairvest’s 55th platform investment and the 11th investment by CEP V. The Clairvest/CEP V co-investment pool is capitalized at $600 million and focuses on equity investments in growth companies.
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