Trade Sale • Furniture

Red River Ventures Exits Bailey Street

On August 2, 2011, invested in furniture company Bailey Street from Red River Ventures

Investment Context

This is transaction in the Furniture sector.
This is transaction in the United States.
This is transaction in Texas.

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Investment Summary
Date	August 2, 2011
Target	Bailey Street
Sector	Furniture
Sellers(s)	Red River Ventures
Deal Type	Trade Sale

Target Company

Bailey Street

Arlington, Texas, United States

US based retailer of all types of furniture.Bailey Street Holding Company produces and wholesales wooden furniture. It offers chairs, benches, chests, bookcases, cabinets, plant stands, easels, pedestals, wall shelves, and mirrors, as well as tables, including coffee and dining tables. Bailey Street Holding Company was formerly known as Bailey Street Trading Company and changed its name to Bailey Street Holding Company in 2005

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SELLER

Red River Ventures

McKinney, Texas, United States

Category	Venture Capital Firm
PE ASSETS	86M USD
Size	Small
Type	Sector Agnostic

DESCRIPTION

Red River Ventures is a Dallas, Texas based private equity firm with $86 million under management. Red River invests in start-ups, expansion financings, recapitalizations, and management buyouts. Targeted industries include business and consumer services, healthcare, manufacturing and technology. Red River is currently not seeking new investment ideas, but will consider add-ons to current portfolio companies. Red River is based in Addison, Texas.

Deal Context for Seller	#
Overall	1 of 1
Sector: Furniture	1 of 1
Type: Trade Sale	1 of 1
State: Texas	1 of 1
Country: United States	1 of 1
Year: 2011	1 of 1

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