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MCM Capital and Management Realize Top-Tier Return on Sale Of Stylecraft

MCM Capital Realizes Top-Quartile Return In Sale Of Stylecraft Home Collections

MCM Capital Partners announced today that they have sold Stylecraft Home Collections to Linsalata Capital Partners. The Fund realized over 4 times its investment in StyleCraft, generating an annual compounded return exceeding 60%. MCM, in partnership with management, originally acquired the business in 2001. Since being acquired, StyleCraft materially broadened its product line in order to become a premier supplier of home décor products, significantly increasing revenues and cash flow.

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