Veteran private-investment executive focused on middle-market buyouts and growth capital, specializing in industrials, business services and asset-heavy companies. He is Thomas J. Hayes, an operator-investor who combines operational restructuring with portfolio company governance, board leadership and active exit planning. Known for sourcing sponsor-led deals, supporting EBITDA expansion and leading capital raises, works with institutional LPs and strategic partners.
Veteran private-investment executive focused on middle-market buyouts and growth capital, specializing in industrials, business services and asset-heavy companies. He is Thomas J. Hayes, an operator-investor who combines operational restructuring with portfolio company governance, board leadership and active exit planning. Known for sourcing sponsor-led deals, supporting EBITDA expansion and leading capital raises, works with institutional LPs and strategic partners.
Focuses on middle-market private equity investing with a bias toward industrials, business services and asset-intensive companies, blending control buyouts and growth capital. Emphasizes operational value creation through hands-on restructuring, governance improvement, and board-led strategic oversight to drive EBITDA expansion and prepare for disciplined exits. Sources sponsor-led transactions and partners with institutional LPs and strategics, preferring concentrated portfolios, measured leverage, staged capital deployment, and a three-to-seven year horizon balancing operational turnaround risk and cash flow-driven returns.
Focuses on middle-market private equity investing with a bias toward industrials, business services and asset-intensive companies, blending control buyouts and growth capital. Emphasizes operational value creation through hands-on restructuring, governance improvement, and board-led strategic oversight to drive EBITDA expansion and prepare for disciplined exits. Sources sponsor-led transactions and partners with institutional LPs and strategics, preferring concentrated portfolios, measured leverage, staged capital deployment, and a three-to-seven year horizon balancing operational turnaround risk and cash flow-driven returns.
| Trades 124 | Longs Won 61/124 49% | Profit Factor 0.87 |
| Profitability | Shorts Won 0/0 0% | Standard Deviation $937,011.2 |
| Average Win $465,615.85 | Best Trade (Oct 16) $3.72M | Sharpe Ratio -41.05 |
| Average Loss -$515,825.87 | Worst Trade (Oct 14) -$5.27M | Z-Score -1.71 (92.49%) |
| Commissions $0 | Avg. Trade Length 7m 3w 2d | Expectancy -$33,019.87 |
| Loss Size | 100% | 90% | 80% | 70% | 60% | 50% | 40% | 30% | 20% | 10% |
| Probability of Loss | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Consecutive Losing Trades | 391 | 352 | 313 | 274 | 235 | 196 | 156 | 117 | 78 | 39 |
| Symbol | Quantity | Cost | Value | Comm. | Profit ($) | Gain (%) | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
AAP Advance Auto Parts Inc. | 190,207 | $10.74M | $8.41M | - | -$2.32M | -21.64% | +0.729% |
BA Boeing Company | 17,828 | $3.85M | $3.39M | - | -$462,636.93 | -12.02% | +0.609% |
BABA Alibaba Group Holding Limited SP ADR | 66,581 | $7.72M | $7.27M | - | -$454,001.77 | -5.88% | -1.804% |
BAX Baxter International Inc. | 609,686 | $12.31M | $15.39M | - | $3.08M | 25.03% | -2.019% |
BIDU Baidu Inc. | 16,935 | $2.23M | $1.36M | - | -$873,507.34 | -39.14% | -2.871% |
CCI Crown Castle Inc. | 98,230 | $8.71M | $8.14M | - | -$566,890.1 | -6.51% | +3.575% |
CPS Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc. | 329,738 | $12.18M | $6.97M | - | -$5.21M | -42.78% | -1.629% |
CRK Comstock Resources Inc. | 453,929 | $7.92M | $6.35M | - | -$1.56M | -19.74% | +3.667% |
DEO Diageo plc Sponsored ADR | 142,128 | $12M | $13.49M | - | $1.48M | 12.37% | +0.99% |
DIS The Walt Disney Company | 22,142 | $2.54M | $2.44M | - | -$94,414.94 | -3.72% | -0.407% |
EL The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. Class A | 62,350 | $5.11M | $6.52M | - | $1.41M | 27.69% | -2.444% |
ETSY Etsy Inc. | 78,932 | $4.74M | $6.74M | - | $2M | 42.1% | -4.239% |
GOOS Canada Goose Holdings Inc. | 158,723 | $1.93M | $1.28M | - | -$652,455.31 | -33.82% | -2.721% |
GXO GXO Logistics Inc. | 149,313 | $7.77M | $6.96M | - | -$806,678.84 | -10.39% | +0.118% |
HRL Hormel Foods Corporation | 437,695 | $10.53M | $8.89M | - | -$1.64M | -15.55% | +0.644% |
NOV Nov Inc. | 252,818 | $3.48M | $4.78M | - | $1.3M | 37.3% | +1.368% |
PFE Pfizer Inc. | 12,572 | $353,021.96 | $371,062.58 | - | $18,040.62 | 5.11% | +0.255% |
PYPL PayPal Holdings Inc | 683,903 | $33.69M | $38.8M | - | $5.11M | 15.17% | -0.752% |
PZZA Papa John's International, Inc. | 373,486 | $13.43M | $7.25M | - | -$6.18M | -46.03% | -0.818% |
QXO Qxo Inc. | 520,878 | $9.58M | $5.67M | - | -$3.91M | -40.81% | -2.639% |