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DCA Partners

Public acquisition criteria for DCA Partners, manager associated with DCA Capital Partners III SBIC, L.P.. SBA fund location: Roseville, CA.

Official criteriaFirm website
$5 million to $20 millionpublished target EBITDA
Not published on the current criteria pagepublished target revenue
Not published on the current criteria pagepublished investment size
$1.0 millionSBA historical average investment
Main Street read

Where this firm may fit

The published EBITDA range starts above most Main Street businesses. It is more relevant for larger companies or a management team pursuing a consolidation strategy.

This is an interpretation of public criteria, not a recommendation or confirmation of interest.

Buyer profile

Buyer model
Growth-oriented private equity investor
Ownership
Majority or minority
Geography
United States, with western U.S. roots
SBIC fund
DCA Capital Partners III SBIC, L.P.
Fund vintage
2021
SBA fund size
$14.6 million
SBA fund style
Private Equity

Transaction types

  • Conventional buyouts
  • Majority acquisitions
  • Minority growth investments
  • Acquisition and consolidation strategies

Industry focus

Industry agnosticBusiness servicesHealthcareManufacturingSoftware

What the public criteria emphasize

01

Established company with growth potential

02

Strong and ethical management team

03

Flexible majority or minority ownership

04

Can support mergers and acquisitions as a growth strategy

Sources and limits

Firm criteria checked through 2026-08-20. SBA fund facts reflect the directory file pulled 2026-08-08. The SBA average investment is a historical program measure, not this firm's current target check size.

Criteria can change without notice. Use the official firm website to verify current size, industry, geography, ownership, and submission requirements before relying on this profile.

Prepare for a buyer conversation

  1. State whether you want a full exit, majority recapitalization, minority investment, or management buyout.
  2. Prepare three years of financials and a defensible normalized EBITDA bridge.
  3. Document customer concentration, recurring revenue, management depth, and owner transition plans.
  4. Explain the match to the firm's public industry, size, and transaction criteria in one paragraph.
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