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ACQUISITIONS · LIQUIDITY · ALTERNATIVE ASSETS

We buy businesses that already make money.

Profitable or distressed, part or whole — provided the income is real. We give owners a route to liquidity without handing over their life's work to a stranger, and we give limited partners access to alternative assets with cash flow already behind them.

WHAT WE ACQUIRE

One filter above all others: it has to earn.

We do not back concepts, pre-revenue ventures or turnaround stories with nothing underneath them. We buy businesses and assets that generate income today, and we are equally comfortable when that income is under strain.

Income-generating only

Existing, evidenced revenue. If it does not already earn, it is not for us.

Profitable or distressed

A healthy business seeking a partner, or a struggling one with a recoverable core.

Part or full

Minority stake, controlling interest, or outright purchase. The structure follows the owner's need.

TWO SIDES OF THE SAME TABLE

Owners need liquidity. Investors need yield.

Most of what we do is standing between those two facts. An owner with capital locked inside a working business, and a limited partner looking for returns that are not correlated to listed markets — the same transaction answers both.

If you own the asset

Full exit — a clean sale, on a timetable that suits you.

Partial sale — take money off the table, keep running the business.

Recapitalisation — release capital without giving up control.

Succession — a route out when the next generation is not coming.

If you are a limited partner

Alternative assets with existing cash flow, not projected cash flow.

Exposure to real operating businesses and hard assets.

Institutional reporting — utilisation, cost and compliance, not a quarterly PDF.

A Hong Kong fund structure with a familiar legal footing.

STRUCTURE

Hong Kong Limited Partnership Fund.

Our vehicles are structured as Hong Kong Limited Partnership Funds under the Limited Partnership Fund Ordinance (Cap. 637), the regime Hong Kong introduced in 2020 for private funds. It gives limited partners contractual freedom over economics and governance, a recognised onshore Hong Kong footing, and a clean separation between the general partner's management role and the limited partners' capital.

Fund participation is restricted to Professional Investors as defined under the Securities and Futures Ordinance.

AFTER THE DEAL

Buying it is the easy part.

We are operators before we are buyers. What follows completion matters more than the price paid for it.

Turnaround

Stabilise cash, fix the cost base, and find the profitable core that the distress was hiding.

Expansion

Extend a proven model into new markets, new customers and adjacent lines.

Scale-up

Put systems, reporting and capital behind a business that has outgrown how it is run.

ORIGINATION

We use our own software to find the deals.

Anisos OS is the platform we built to run the assets we own — compliance, reconciliation, utilisation and unit economics in one place. The same tooling works in reverse: it reads operating and financial records, reconciles what the paperwork claims against what the numbers show, and surfaces the discrepancies that indicate either a problem or an opportunity.

That is how we assess a target quickly, and how we know within weeks — not quarters — whether an underperforming asset has a recoverable core.

We are here to help.

If you own something that earns and you need liquidity — or you are looking for alternative assets with real income behind them — the first conversation costs nothing and stays confidential.

info@anisosgroup.com

This page is provided by Anisos Capital Group Limited for the general information of Professional Investors only, as defined under the Securities and Futures Ordinance of Hong Kong or other relevant jurisdictions. It does not constitute investment advice, an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security or fund interest. Investment involves risk, including the loss of capital; past performance is not indicative of future results.

Header image: unmarked Airbus A320, photo by Aeroprints.com, CC BY-SA 3.0, cropped.