For PE & Fund Sellers

Orphaned operating assets. Acquired.

Private equity portfolios built around a thesis that has shifted often contain manufacturing assets that remain cash-generative, OEM-qualified, and operationally sound — but no longer fit the fund’s direction. These assets are neither distressed nor strategic. They are orphaned.

Selling them through a conventional M&A process is slow, disruptive, and rarely produces a clean outcome. Liquidating them destroys value and triggers IMMEX customs obligations, severance exposure, and OEM supply continuity risk that no fund wants on its balance sheet.

Technique Global Capital provides a third path.

What we acquire from PE and fund sellers

  • Going-concern manufacturing operations in Mexico or North America that no longer align with the fund’s investment thesis
  • Carve-outs from multi-site platforms where specific geographies or product lines are non-core
  • Assets where IMMEX, maquiladora structure, or cross-border compliance creates complexity that deters conventional buyers
  • Operations with active OEM programmes where supply continuity is a condition of any transaction
  • Facilities carrying legacy environmental, labour, or customs obligations that require an experienced cross-border operator to absorb

Why Technique Global Capital — not a conventional buyer

Most industrial buyers of PE-owned assets are financial. They underwrite the EBITDA and manage the process through advisors. When cross-border complexity, IMMEX obligations, or OEM programme risk appears in diligence, they reprice or walk.

We are operators. TIMS Mexico — our active two-facility IMMEX-certified platform in Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana supplying Stellantis, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Aptiv, Magna, and Lear — was itself acquired from a corporate seller rationalising a non-core manufacturing position. We have done this from both sides of the table.

Conventional Buyer
Requires lengthy advisor-led process
Struggles with IMMEX and cross-border structure
Reprices on OEM programme risk
Cannot absorb customs or severance liability
Demands clean data room before engaging
Close timeline: 4–6 months
Technique Global Capital
One principal, one NDA, direct engagement
IMMEX-experienced — we operate under it today
OEM continuity is core to how we acquire
We absorb and manage complex liabilities
We assess with limited information and move fast
LOI within days — close in 3–6 weeks

Mexico operating capability — a relevant proof point

Understanding IMMEX is one thing. Operating under it is another. Technique Global Capital’s affiliated platform, TIMS Mexico, maintains two IMMEX-certified manufacturing facilities in Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana. Both are active, OEM-qualified, and supplying Tier 1 automotive programmes today.

This means when we acquire a Mexico manufacturing asset from a PE seller, we are not learning the environment. We are extending into it.

The conversation we are looking to have

We do not require a formal process to be underway. The most productive conversations happen before a process is launched — when both sides can speak candidly about asset condition, programme status, and the realistic exit options available.

If you are a fund manager, operating partner, or M&A team member holding Mexico or North American manufacturing assets that are generating management attention without strategic return, we are a relevant conversation.

All enquiries are handled under NDA from first contact. There is no obligation beyond the initial discussion.

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For direct fund and PE enquiries: principal@techniqueglobal.com