Coefficient Capital is a New York-based growth equity firm founded in 2018 by Andrew Goletka and Franklin Isacson. The firm invests in consumer brands and companies that are navigating the shift between digital and physical retail channels. Since founding, Coefficient has invested in more than 20 consumer companies and supported strategic outcomes with leading corporate buyers, building a track record of exits to major consumer goods companies.
Coefficient backs consumer brands, consumer tech, and retail companies aligned with major structural shifts in how people discover, buy, and engage with consumer products. The firm looks for businesses with demonstrated traction across e-commerce and retail channels, with the potential to scale into multi-channel consumer brands. Categories include food and beverage, personal care, health and wellness, and consumer tech.
Coefficient Capital Fund II closed at $290 million, with the firm simultaneously announcing the close of a previously undisclosed Apex Fund with $240 million in committed capital, bringing total assets under management to over $800 million.
The Apex Fund operates as a separate growth vehicle and has already deployed capital into several portfolio companies, including Kate Farms, which was subsequently acquired by Danone in late 2025. Coefficient's combined fundraise of over $500 million reflects strong LP demand for a dedicated consumer growth equity strategy. The firm has backed brands including Oatly (IPO), NomNom (acquired by Mars), Just Spices (acquired by Kraft Heinz), and Kate Farms (acquired by Danone).
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