At a glance
- The $680 million close is about 18% of the $3.7 billion in regulatory assets Proterra reported across 28 accounts in an Oct. 23 Form ADV.
- For allocators, the open due-diligence questions are how the companion vehicles sit alongside Fund 3, whether they share a pipeline, and how much of the book lands in processors rather than branded companies.
- Proterra lends directly to lower middle-market and middle-market food and beverage companies, providing flexible, time-sensitive financing to vertically integrated businesses, processors and branded companies.
Proterra Investment Partners closed Proterra Credit Fund 3 at $680 million, 36% above its $500 million target, the Minneapolis manager said in a Nov. 5 release reported by HedgeCo News.
The $680 million close is about 18% of the $3.7 billion in regulatory assets Proterra reported across 28 accounts in an Oct. 23 Form ADV. Commitments across Fund 3 and its companion vehicles now total more than $1 billion, leaving at least $320 million in the companion vehicles.
For allocators, the open due-diligence questions are how the companion vehicles sit alongside Fund 3, whether they share a pipeline, and how much of the book lands in processors rather than branded companies. Fees and liquidity were not disclosed.
Proterra lends directly to lower middle-market and middle-market food and beverage companies, providing flexible, time-sensitive financing to vertically integrated businesses, processors and branded companies. Credit is one of six verticals at the firm; Proterra employs 76 professionals across Minneapolis, New York, Fayetteville, Shanghai and Singapore.
Fund 3 closed 36% above its $500M target
Total capital commitments vs original target, $M
- Actual
- Target
- Credit Fund 3$680M of $500M · 136%
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| Item | Actual | Target | Of target |
|---|---|---|---|
| Credit Fund 3 | $680M | $500M | 136% |
Reported by the Fund launches & raises desk from HedgeCo News, PR Newswire release, carried by StreetInsider and Form ADV (SEC IAPD), filed 2026-10-23. Published . Corrections