Miami based private equity firm Trivest Partners has exited its investment in Unosquare, a digital engineering firm, through a sale to Ridgemont Equity Partners.

The deal marks a successful exit for Trivest’s Growth Investment Fund (TGIF), which first backed Unosquare in late 2020. Over the course of the nearly five-year partnership, Unosquare doubled its headcount to more than 1,000 employees and completed three strategic acquisitions. Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Unosquare, headquartered in the U.S. with delivery teams across the Americas and Europe, provides enterprise software solutions and data driven services for clients in healthcare, finance, and other data intensive sectors. Under the leadership of CEO Giancarlo Di Vece, the company has emphasized organic growth and international expansion.

As we embark on this next chapter, I’m grateful for our transformative partnership with Trivest. Their support helped us scale rapidly and successfully execute our first acquisitions. Our team is excited to build on this momentum with Ridgemont.

said Giancarlo Di Vece, CEO of Unosquare.

Trivest, which manages around $6 billion in assets, has made 27 non-control platform investments since launching TGIF nearly a decade ago. The firm touts its “Path to 3x” growth framework, aiming to triple portfolio company value during its hold period.

This was a textbook case of the Path to 3x strategy at work. Giancarlo and his team delivered strong organic and inorganic growth, and we’re proud to have supported their journey.

said Jamie Elias, managing partner at Trivest.

Ridgemont Equity Partners, a Charlotte based private equity firm, invests in middle market companies across sectors including technology, healthcare, and business services. Its acquisition of Unosquare adds another digital services player to its portfolio, signaling continued investor interest in global software engineering platforms.