The AA is the largest roadside assistance provider by market share in the UK, servicing a large portion of the consumer and manufacturer segments, as well as the UK’s largest fleet and leasing companies. With more than 115 years of operating history, the AA is one of the most widely recognised and trusted brands in the UK and and has effectively built upon this brand to become an established provider of insurance broking, insurance underwriting and driving services.

AQUAchiara is a European provider of micro-filtered water dispenser solutions for hotels, restaurants, and corporate clients. Its mission is to refine locally sourced tap water into fresh, sparkling, high-quality water through advanced microfiltration technology. Committed to environmental sustainability, AQUAchiara aims to offer an eco-friendly alternative, reducing reliance on bottled water and avoiding considerable CO2 emissions from production and transportation.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund I’s investment, Auto Europe was a global distributor of leisure car rental services. The company operated three primary business units: Auto Europe (North America), brokering car rentals for outbound North American travellers to Europe; Auto Europe (Europe), brokering car rentals for intra-Europe travelers; and DriveAway Holidays, brokering car rentals for outbound Australian travellers to Europe.

Azzurri Group is a multi-cuisine hospitality platform operating Zizzi and ASK Italian (two national Italian full service brands), Coco di Mama (a quick-service Italian food-to-go concept), Boojum (fast-casual Mexican chain) and recently the fried chicken QSR brand Dave’s Hot Chicken. Azzurri also owns Openr, an innovative tech start-up providing a product, pricing and order management technology platform.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund II’s investment, BevMo! was a large, specialty retailer of alcoholic drinks and related items in the U.S. The company had over 150 stores located throughout California, Arizona and Washington. The typical 10,000-square-foot store carried a large assortment of products including over 3,800 wines, 2,400 spirits and 2,400 beers together with a wide variety of complementary products ranging from cocktail napkins and snack items to glassware and bar accessories.

Founded in 1914 in Lynn, Massachusetts, Demakes Enterprises is a fourth-generation family-owned business that develops and manufactures deli, specialty, and other value-added protein products across three brands and private label. The Company’s product portfolio is differentiated through continuous innovation, and its products are oriented toward consumers’ growing demand for “better-for you” options (e.g., organic, antibiotic-free) and convenience (e.g., ready-to-eat, ready-to-cook, marinated meats).

IDAK is a producer of premium frozen savoury and sweet snacking foods, active in the foodservice and retail channels, selling both branded and private label products. The Company is headquartered in Switzerland, with operations in both Switzerland and Italy, selling across Europe and North America.

Ignite Fitness Holdings is one of the largest Planet Fitness franchises in North America, operating over 120 gyms in the U.S. and Canada serving more than 670,000 members. With c. 18.1 million members and 2,440+ stores worldwide Planet Fitness’s mission is to enhance people’s lives by providing a high-quality fitness experience in a welcoming, non-intimidating environment.

IZIPIZI is a global eyewear brand, offering a large range of fashionable glasses, combining style and quality at attractive prices. The brand has a broad wholesale network, as well as its own direct to consumer online and retail distribution channels.

J.Jill is a publicly-traded, omni-channel lifestyle brand that provides apparel, footwear and accessories designed to help its customers move through a full life with ease. The brand represents an easy, thoughtful, and inspired style that celebrates the totality of all women. The Company designs its products with its core brand ethos in mind: keep it simple and make it matter. J.Jill serves ~2 million affluent and highly loyal customers annually through 200+ stores nationwide and a robust eCommerce platform.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund II’s investment, Choo Management Limited was a women’s luxury shoe business. The company was launched in 1996 by Tamara Mellon and Jimmy Choo. Under TowerBrook’s ownership, Jimmy Choo became a globally recognised luxury brand, with numerous product categories and 120 stores around the world at the time of exit. Its product range was extended to include bags, small leather goods, scarves and trainers.

JJA is a French-based B2B supplier of home furnishings and associated products. The company has built a portfolio of distinctive, design-led brands in categories including home decoration, garden furniture, toys and Christmas items that are distributed primarily to fast-growing soft discount and online channels. Its omnichannel distribution capability and innovative e-commerce platform underpin its strong market position in France and Iberia, with a growing presence across Europe.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund III’s investment, Kaporal designed, manufactured and distributed clothing and accessories. From its origins as a Marseilles-based denim supplier, Kaporal developed into a French apparel brand with strong positions in both men’s and women’s apparel markets. Kaporal distributed its products through multiple channels, including wholesale, online and retail.

With its nationwide distribution network, KeHE is the largest pure-play natural, organic, and specialty food products distributor in the U.S., providing solutions for delivering consumers emerging food brands. Distribution is enabled by KeHE's differentiated supply chain specializing in ‘small batch’ processing, as well as long-standing relationships with U.S. food retailers. KeHE is an employee-owned, B Corporation certified company.

During the period of TowerBrook’s TSO II investment, Kevin’s Natural Foods was a leading manufacturer and supplier of healthy, convenient, refrigerated entrées and side dishes, accompanied by a range of sauces and seasonings. Founded in 2019, Kevin’s Natural Foods pursued an innovative approach to healthy and convenient eating with its sous-vide cooking process and use of clean ingredients. TowerBrook exited its investment in 2023 via a sale to a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mars, Inc.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund II’s investment, Odlo Sports Group AG was a European designer, manufacturer, and distributor of functional sports clothing made solely from synthetic fibres. Odlo’s product range included technical shirts, sports underwear, and three-layer sportswear for running, Nordic walking, and general outdoor and cross country-activities. Odlo had sales subsidiaries in Switzerland, Germany, France, Austria and the Benelux countries, and operated two production facilities in Portugal and Romania.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund III’s investment, Phase Eight was a design-led apparel retailer focused on women aged 30 to 55 with moderate disposable income. Under TowerBrook’s ownership, Phase Eight grew its network from 231 stores and concessions in the UK and Ireland to 438 stores and concessions across 18 countries and markets, including Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, the Netherlands, the Middle East, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Australia.

Stonebridge is a provider of management services, investment opportunities, and development services for its diverse portfolio of over 160 full-service, extended stay, select-service and mid-scale hotels. Based in Denver and founded in 1991, Stonebridge manages and operates over 21,000 hotel rooms across states in the Midwest, Northeast, South, and West Coast U.S. markets. The Company is also an experienced investor in hotels, having successfully invested in more than 50 hotels throughout its history.

During the time of TowerBrook’s Fund III investment, True Religion was a design-based jeans and sportswear apparel brand. The company designed, marketed, sold and distributed premium fashion apparel directly to consumers through full-price retail stores, outlet stores and its e-commerce sites, as well as through wholesale partners including department stores and specialty retail stores.

During the time of TowerBrook Fund IV’s investment, Van Geloven was a producer of frozen foods that operated in the foodservice and retail channels across the Benelux region. Founded in 1960, the company had grown via acquisition and category expansion to become a major player in the Benelux frozen snack sector. The company supplied a broad range of branded, frozen, convenience snacks and foods, ranging from traditional Benelux products such as kroket and bitterballen to globally inspired snacks such as satay skewers and spring rolls.

During the period of TowerBrook Fund III’s investment, Wilton Brands was a distributor of craft and celebration products in the US. The business comprised a number of creative consumer products companies, whose diversified product portfolio included baking, cake decorating, candy and cookie making, party and seasonal products, together with scrapbooking, card-making, needlecraft, paint-by-numbers and rubber stamping products, sold through several established consumer brands.