HedgeCo.Net — Siguler Guff & Company said on September 17, 2026 that it raised more than $3 billion for its small buyout strategy, with over $2.3 billion committed to commingled vehicles including Small Buyout Opportunities Fund VI and nearly $700 million in separately managed accounts, according to the firm’s PR Newswire release and PitchBook coverage. The multi-strategy private markets firm cites approximately $19 billion of AUM as of December 31, 2025.
Fund VI continues a fund-plus-select co-invest approach aimed at established U.S. companies with less than about $200 million of annual revenue and typically up to roughly $50 million of EBITDA, often founder- or family-owned niche operators. Since launching the small-business strategy in 2006, Siguler Guff says it has committed more than $10 billion across over 1,000 U.S. companies, completed more than 300 equity co-investments, and backed dozens of first-time funds—figures that frame LP appetite for lower-middle-market exposure rather than a single-deal thesis.
This is a disclosed strategy close, not a rumor. Mark the >$3 billion total, the >$2.3 billion / ~$700 million split between commingled and SMAs, the Fund VI inclusion, the revenue/EBITDA targeting band, and the ~$19 billion firm AUM. Do not invent a standalone Fund VI hard size, LP names, or DPI beyond the published tape.