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H.I.G. Capital, LLC

H.I.G. Capital affiliate completes Premier Forge acquisition

June 29, 2026 press release Manager profile

Summary: H.I.G. Capital announced on June 29, 2026, that one of its affiliates completed the acquisition of Premier Forge Group. The item is a press-release-supported transaction-completion note and should be read as a public platform-activity signal, not independent validation of deal terms, product quality, aerospace/defense capability, valuation, or investment merit.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a current acquisition-completion marker for H.I.G.'s private-markets platform, while the sources and filing context should not be used to infer transaction economics, portfolio-company performance, sector attractiveness, or suitability.

9AT filing context: Use ADV/private-fund context only for H.I.G. platform identity and broad private-equity/private-credit orientation. Do not use filing context to validate Premier Forge deal terms, operational quality, aerospace/defense exposure, customer demand, valuation, or investment merit.

Summary

H.I.G. Capital announced on June 29, 2026, that one of its affiliates completed the acquisition of Premier Forge Group. PR Newswire and CNW/Newswire.ca carried the announcement, and the verifier found accessible public body support with no local Premier Forge duplicate.

This draft treats the item as a press-release-supported acquisition-completion note. The source supports the transaction-completion fact and the H.I.G. affiliation; it should not be read as independent validation of Premier Forge’s operations, product quality, aerospace or defense capabilities, customer demand, valuation, returns, or investment merit.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, a completed platform acquisition is a concrete public event that can help track manager activity, sector exposure, and future integration or portfolio-company disclosure signals. The most useful diligence question is not whether the transaction is attractive, but what subsequent public filings, announcements, or portfolio updates clarify about H.I.G.’s ownership, operating role, and reporting around the asset.

The signal is bounded. The public wire announcement names H.I.G. and Premier Forge and says the acquisition was completed; it does not establish deal economics, financing terms, defense-market exposure, customer concentration, operational quality, expected performance, or any allocation decision.

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9AT filing context

For public identity context only, the reviewed filing-context handoff maps the H.I.G. platform to H.I.G. Capital, LLC, a registered adviser/private-fund platform with public adviser records showing CRD 160711 / SEC file 801-74338. The handoff reported about $72.3 billion in reported regulatory AUM, about $74.9 billion in reported private-fund gross asset value, 231 private funds, SMA activity, and a 2026-03-31 ADV/profile submission date.

The reviewed private-fund context surfaced H.I.G. private-equity, real-estate, infrastructure, venture-capital, WhiteHorse/Bayside, and direct-lending fund records. That supports only broad platform orientation. It does not validate the Premier Forge transaction, deal terms, operational quality, aerospace/defense capability, customer demand, valuation, expected returns, or investment merit. The 13F lookup returned no useful H.I.G. filer mapping for this item and should not be framed as an absence-of-holdings conclusion.

What to watch

Watch for H.I.G., Premier Forge, lender, regulator, or portfolio-company updates that clarify post-closing ownership structure, management changes, integration steps, financing disclosures, or subsequent portfolio reporting. Future coverage should keep any new operating or sector claims tied to fresh public sources rather than deriving them from the acquisition announcement or adviser-profile context.

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