In a bold show of investor confidence, Incline Equity Partners has wrapped a $300 million single-asset continuation fund, signaling its deepened commitment to Accredited Labs, a fast-growing calibration and repair services provider for test and measurement equipment.

The oversubscribed vehicle, announced Tuesday, drew “significant participation” from Incline’s own partners and employees — a clear indicator of internal conviction.

“Our first continuation vehicle provides the capital needed to support Accredited Labs through its next phase of growth,” said Jack Glover, Incline’s managing partner. “We’re thrilled to continue our partnership and thankful for our investors’ enduring trust.”

Expanding a High-Precision Empire

Based in Dallas, Texas, Accredited Labs has grown at a rapid pace since Incline’s 2023 investment — completing 24 acquisitions that boosted both capacity and geographic reach. The company now serves a diverse client base across life sciences, aerospace, semiconductor, and general manufacturing — industries where precision is not optional, but mission-critical.

“In collaboration with the management team, we’ve built a foundation that fuels rapid growth,” said Eric Haufler, Incline’s managing director. “We plan to keep scaling through additional strategic M&A and by expanding service capabilities nationwide.”

A Strategic Play in the Middle Market

Pittsburgh-based Incline Equity Partners, known for its sharp focus on middle-market companies valued between $25 million and $750 million, continues to flex its muscle in private equity. The firm’s investments often involve ownership transitions, buyouts, and corporate divestitures across the U.S. and Canada.

Incline’s growing portfolio spans diverse sectors — from Command Investigations, a leader in insurance investigation services, to CIMA Animal Health and Kindsight, a data-driven fundraising intelligence platform.

Legal counsel for Incline’s $300 million deal was not immediately disclosed.