Dynamic Core Capital Partners, the rebranded identity of Dubin Clark, announced the closing of DC Small Business Fund, LP at $240 million, exceeding its original $200 million target. The firm’s inaugural Small Business Investment Company fund was oversubscribed, signaling strong investor demand for its lower middle market buyout strategy.
Dynamic Core Capital focuses on control investments in U.S.-based companies positioned for transformational growth across select industry sectors. The firm emphasizes partnership-oriented transactions in which management teams align around long-term value creation.
The SBIC platform enables the firm to combine flexible capital with operational expertise to support businesses in scaling and executing growth initiatives. In addition to surpassing its 2025 fundraising target, the fund has completed its first three platform investments, marking a strong start to its investment period.
The fundraising process also expanded the firm’s investor base, with new limited partners joining from institutions, banks, and family offices alongside existing investors. Firm leadership noted that oversubscription and early deployment reflect continued opportunity in the lower middle market and the team’s ability to execute growth-oriented investments.
Dynamic Core Capital is headquartered in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, with an additional office in Miami Beach. The firm invests in lower-middle-market companies primarily in the Specialty Services and Niche Branded Manufacturing industries. Its focused sectors include Industrial IoT Services, Residential and Commercial Services, Infrastructure and Wastewater Services, Event Services, Facility Services, Automotive Services, Industrial Services, and Specialty Niche Branded Manufacturing.
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“We are grateful for the trust and support of our investors and the SBA. This milestone reflects the strength of our investment strategy and our operational approach. The SBIC platform allows us to bring both flexible capital and operating expertise to help businesses reach their next stage of growth.”
Brent Paris, Managing Partner, Dynamic Core Capital Partners
“The Fund’s oversubscription and early momentum reflect continued attractiveness in the lower middle market and our team’s ability to execute on opportunities poised for growth.”
Thomas Caracciolo, Managing Partner, Dynamic Core Capital Partners
“We are excited about the interest from institutions, banks, and family offices and value these new relationships while we continue to partner with our existing investors.”
Michael Hompesch, Managing Partner, Dynamic Core Capital Partners
