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Eldridge Industries, LLC
Company typePrivate investment
Founded2015; 9 years ago (2015)
HeadquartersGreenwich, Connecticut, U.S.[1]
OwnerTodd Boehly
Websiteeldridge.com

Eldridge Industries LLC is an American holding company headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, with offices in New York City, London, and Beverly Hills.[2] Eldridge makes investments in various industries including insurance, asset management, technology, sports, media, real estate, and the consumer sector.[3][4][5][6]

History

Eldridge was formed in 2015 by CEO and Chairman Todd Boehly, President Anthony D. Minella, and General counsel Duncan Bagshaw,[7][8] after Boehly purchased Dick Clark Productions, Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter, and Mediabistro from Guggenheim Partners.[5]

Eldridge owns CBAM Partners, an SEC-registered investment advisor.[9] In 2019, Eldridge increased its investment in Maranon Capital, an investment manager, resulting in Eldridge holding a majority ownership stake in the company.[10]

In December 2020, Eldridge provided financing to Ark Invest, allowing ARK founder Cathie Wood to remain majority shareholder of the company.[11]

In January 2021, the College of William & Mary announced that it had partnered with Eldridge to develop a series of courses related to fiscal policy at the Mason School of Business.[12]

In 2021, some of Eldridge's credit management operations spun out to create Panagram Structured Asset Management.[13] Eldridge sold CBAM Partners, an SEC-registered investment advisor, to The Carlyle Group for $787 million in 2022.[14]

Horizon Acquisition Corporation

Eldridge's special-purpose acquisition company Horizon Acquisition Corporation was founded in June 2020.[15] The company filed for a blank check IPO of $575 million in August 2020.[16] Horizon Acquisition Corporation II, an SPAC focused on media and entertainment, in August 2020.[17] In 2022, it was announced that the SPAC would merge with Flexjet, taking the airline public with a combined value of $3.1 billion.[18]

Horizon Acquisition Company merged with ticket reseller Vivid Seats in April 2021,[19] taking them public as Vivid on October 19, 2021.[20] Vivid is traded on the Nasdaq.[21]

Sports

In March 2017, Eldridge led a round of funding estimated at over $100 million for DraftKings, a daily fantasy sports contest provider.[22][23] DraftKings purchased a stake in Vivid from Eldridge, when the company went public in October 2021.[24] Eldridge also has a stake in the Los Angeles Dodgers;[25] Chavez Ravine, the acreage around Dodger Stadium;[26][27] Cloud9;[28] and Fanatics, Inc..[29]

In December 2021, it was announced that Eldridge's CEO Todd Boehly was heading an ownership group in negotiations to purchase a controlling interest in the Washington Spirit.[30]

Technology

Eldridge has invested in fintech companies PayActiv, Stash and Truebill.[31] In February 2021, Stash reached a value of over $1.4 billion.[32]

Eldridge has invested in technology companies Capital Integration Systems (CAIS),[33] Digital Asset,[34] and Cutover.[35] In 2021, Eldridge participated in multiple funding rounds for digital delivery service Gopuff, including the company's $1.1 billion financing round.[36]

In July 2020, Eldridge invested in a $53 million fundraising round for Kernel, a Los Angeles-based neurotechnology company.[37]

Eldridge took part in a $475 million financing round for artificial intelligence company Dataminr.[38]

The firm provided financing to Prescient, a building technology platform, for $50 million in July 2018.[39] Eldridge committed an additional $40 million in funding for the company in June 2020 for a total of $90 million.[40][41] Eldridge led a $190 million strategic investment into Prescient in 2021.[42]

Eldridge acquired data technology company Knoema in 2020.[43] Eldridge has invested in The Ready Games and mobile game developer Tripledot Studios.[44][45] Eldridge held a stake in Epic Games which was sold back to Epic in 2021.[7]

Eldridge has made multiple investments into Truebill, including participating in a $45 million funding round in 2021,[46] after leading a Series B round in 2019.[47] Truebill was acquired by Rocket companies in 2021.[48]

Eldridge participated in a $235 million in AI security company AnyVision in July 2021, after previously investing in the company in 2018.[49]

Eldridge invested in digital health platform Wellthy in May 2020, and participated in a $35 million Series B funding round for the company in June 2021.[50] Eldridge also participated in a $62 million investment round for fertility services company Kindbody.[51] Eldridge also acquired sporting goods producer G-Form, which produces Smart-Flex athletic gear.[52]

In November 2021, Eldridge participated in a $30 million investment round for artificial intelligence company Netomi.[53] The company also led a $600 million debt funding round for Digital Currency Group.[54]

In January 2022, Eldridge led a $210 million investment round for Canadian financial technology company Koho.[55] The company led investment rounds for Cross River Bank,[56] which was valued at $3 billion in March 2022,[57] and an investment round for insurance technology company Accelerant, which valued the company at $2.2 billion.[58] In April 2022, Eldridge also led a $198 million investment round into digital marketing firm Viral Nation,[59] and an $82 million investment round for e-commerce platform Samcart.[60]

In 2022, the company has also invested in Metropolis Technologies,[61] Cloudframe,[62] and materials science company Recover.[63] Eldridge led a $400 million investment round for Velocity Global, and took a seat on its board of directors.[64]

Consumer industry

In 2017 Eldridge acquired, with a co-investor, Pittsburg-based NPC International, LLC, the largest franchisee of Pizza Hut (part of Yum Brands), and Wendy's.[65] On July 1, 2020 NPC filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.[66]

Eldridge has backed hospitality group Aurify Brands since it was founded in 2011.[67] Eldridge invested in international bakery-restaurant chain Le Pain Quotidien through Aurify in March 2021.[68] Eldridge also invested in pizza restaurant chain Chuck E. Cheese.[69]

Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group, an operator of horror-themed entertainment venues and escape rooms, is partially owned by Eldridge.[70][71] Eldridge was part of a group of creditors who invested $1.2 billion in Canadian company Cirque du Soleil in 2020.[72]

Eldridge invested in virtual reality entertainment company Illuminarium Experiences, as part of a $100 million investment.[73] The company led a $3.4 million funding round for food delivery marketplace Sesame in December 2021.[74]

Real estate

Eldridge owns Stonebriar Commercial Finance, a large ticket commercial finance and leasing company,[75] and co-owns Cain International, a London-headquartered real estate firm which owns The Beverly Hilton and Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills.[76][77][78]

Eldridge seeded Essential Properties Realty Trust, a REIT that went public in June 2018.[79] In October 2019, Eldridge invested $300 million in real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson.[80] Eldridge committed €1 billion to Blackbrook Capital, an independent European real estate investment firm, in March 2020.[81][82]

In December 2021, Eldridge acquired a minority interest in Langdon Park Capital, a Black-owned real estate investment company."[83] Langdon Park Capital subsequently acquired 200 housing units in Los Angeles as part of a strategy to create affordable housing for the Black and Latino communities.[84]

Insurance

Eldridge owns Security Benefit Life Insurance, an insurer with $49.9 billion in assets.[25] The firm also owns SE2, a technology platform for insurance companies.[85][86] In 2019 SE2 and Life.io launched an integrated life insurance and annuity platform, SE2 Digital Engage.[87]

Eldridge invested in DPL Financial Partners in January 2021 and September 2022.[88] That year, Eldridge invested in PPRO Financial and Clearcover Insurance.[89][90] Hudson Structured Capital Management refinanced in 2021, with Eldridge as its principal backer.[91]

Media holdings

In 2015, Eldridge put some of its media properties up for sale, including Adweek and the Clio Awards.[92] Adweek was sold a year later to Beringer Capital.[93] The Clio Awards, a 58-year-old ad industry event, was sold to investment company Evolution Media in 2017.[94]

In December 2016, Billboard-Hollywood Reporter Media Group purchased the music publications Spin, Stereogum and Vibe from SpinMedia for an undisclosed amount.[95]

In February 2018, Eldridge announced it would be consolidating three of its entertainment properties into a new company, Valence Media,[96] which rebranded as MRC on July 20, 2020.[97] The properties included Media Rights Capital, a film and television studio which created Netflix shows Ozark and House of Cards;[98][99] Dick Clark Productions; and the Billboard-The Hollywood Reporter Media Group.[100][101][102]

MRC's co-founders Asif Satchu and Modi Wiczyk serve as co-CEOs and Boehly serves as Chairman.[101][103] At the time, MRC owned a minority stake in film distributor A24;[102] and London-based production company Fulwell 73.[104][25]

In 2018, Eldridge also became a partner for the Global Citizen Festival, which was held in South Africa to honor the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela in his centenary year.[105]

In December 2019, Valence acquired Nielsen Holdings' music data business.[106]

In January 2020, MRC sold music publications Spin and Stereogum to Next Management Partners.[107]

In November 2020, Eldridge acquired the music publishing rights to American rock band The Killers, covering the band's first five albums. Universal Music Publishing Group will continue to administer the catalogue.[108]

In September 2020, it was announced that Penske Media Corporation and MRC would form a joint venture named PMRC. The new venture managed the daily operations of publications such as Billboard, The Hollywood Reporter, Vibe, Variety, Rolling Stone and Music Business Worldwide.[109] A second joint venture between MRC and Penske was also announced, to manage content and intellectual property such as television series, films, and live events including Life Is Beautiful Music & Art Festival and South by Southwest.[110] The venture became the majority owner of South by Southwest in 2021.[111]

Eldridge led a $3 million funding round for Laylo, a startup fan engagement platform, in 2021.[112] The company led another funding round into Laylo in 2022.[113]

In December 2021, Eldridge partnered with Sony Music Group to finance the acquisition of Bruce Springsteen's recorded music and songwriting catalogue.[114] The deal, which was estimated to be between $500 million and $600 million, was reportedly the largest transaction for an individual artist's music rights to date.[115]

In August 2022, Eldridge and MRC reached an agreement to separate their assets.[116] Eldridge became a minority stakeholder in MRC, acquired ownership of Dick Clark Productions and Billboard-Hollywood Reporter Media Group from the company, and retained its investments in ventures such as Penske Media, A24 and Luminate Data.[117]

Boehly became interim CEO of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), the organizer of the Golden Globe Awards, in 2021.[118] In July 2022, it was announced that Eldridge would acquire the HFPA, and establish a for-private company to manage the intellectual property of the Golden Globes.[119][120] The HFPA's philanthropic activities will be spun off into a non-private organization.[118] The organization announced a series of planned reforms under Eldridge's ownership, including the addition of new Golden Globes voters to increase the diversity of its membership,[121] which had previously been criticized for a lack of Black representation.[122]

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