Turnover jumped by more than £80m at the acquisitions and investments company established by Sale Sharks co-owner Simon Orange during its latest financial year.
Altrincham-based CorpAcq, which owns the likes of Cotton Traders as well as more than 30 other businesses, has posted a turnover of £561m for 2021, up from the £478.3m from the year before.
The company's EBITDA also surged from £64.4m in 2020 to £91.1m and the firm has said that figure will rise to £100m by the end of 2022.
CorpAcq's operating profits also rose from £30.3m to £53.3m during the year.
The results come after the company partnered with funds managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and Nova Capital, who made a "significant investment" in the group.
As well as CorpAcq, Mr Orange is a founder investor and director of food company BOL and a founding member of Cicero Consulting Group, which is based in New York.
Mr Orange, who is CorpAcq's chairman, said: "Our businesses do better than the industry averages in bad times as well as in boom periods and the numbers back that up.
"We recognise the upcoming challenges in the market with high inflation, supply chain disruption and an economic downturn but are confident that our conservative approach, diversified and robust portfolio, and experienced management teams put us in a strong position to manage these uncertainties.
"Our continued profitable growth demonstrates the benefit of longer-term investments and provides a counterpart to the more prevalent buy and sell strategies of the private equity industry.
"We are excited to have Nova Capital and Goldman Sachs Asset Management on board to support the next phase of the group’s growth."
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