GC Credit Opportunities Fund II raises $175 Million
GC Credit Opportunities Fund II, a fund created by Gulf Capital, one of the largest alternative investment firms in the Middle East, announced in January that it had raised $175 million. The goal of the fund is to reach $250 million with a hard cap at $300 million. GC Credit Opportunities Fund II is the second credit and mezzanine fund created by Gulf Capital. The Fund will provide financing to mid-market companies and private equity sponsors that generate revenue between $25-250 million and are within the Middle East, Turkey, North Africa, or Sub-Saharan Africa.
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