Newlook Capital Industrial & Infrastructure Services Fund III

Sector:
Industrial & Infrastructure Services (Essential)
Sector Focus:
Control positions in North American essential, regulated service businesses with recurring, code-compliance–driven revenue (e.g., fire & life safety, wastewater, HVACR, pest control, elevator service, gas detection, NDT/inspection, telecom-tower maintenance), executed via a roll-up/operational value-creation strategy.
Availability status:
Open

Key Investment Target & Performance Metrics

Targeted Distribution

8

Annual distribution target.

Targeted Growth

1

Annual growth target.

Combined Target

9

Total annual target. (income + growth)

Distribution frequency

Quarterly

Dependable timing.

Years with no missed payments

4.0+

Inception of investment

January 9, 2021

Registered Funds eligibility

Yes

RRSP, TFSA, LIRA, RRIF

Past Performance

Trailing Average Since Inception*
8
Income & Growth
Trailing 3 Year Average*
8
Income & Growth
Trailing 1 Year Average*
8
Income & Growth
Assets Under Management (AUM)*
227000000
Issuer reported. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

What a $500,000 Allocation Looks Like in This Investment

Targeted Results
Distributions
40000
Equity Growth
5000
Distributions + Equity Growth
45000
"A $500,000 allocation in Newlook Capital Industrial & Infrastructure Services Fund III is targeting approximately $45,000 annually; $40,000 from quarterly distributions and $5,000 from equity growth."
Figures are for illustration only and do not represent guaranteed outcomes. See Offering Documents for details.
Historical Results
Distributions + Equity Growth
40000
"Since its inception in 2021, a $500,000 allocation in Newlook Capital Industrial & Infrastructure Services Fund III has averaged approximately $40,000 per year from both monthly distributions and equity growth."
Issuer-reported results since inception. Past performance does not guarantee future outcomes. Individual results may vary.

Why sophisticated Canadians are reallocating from stocks, mutual funds, GICs, and real estate to Newlook Capital Industrial & Infrastructure Services Fund III

Stocks

Share prices move with headlines; essential services run on schedules. Newlook buys and improves industrial and infrastructure service businesses that keep facilities compliant and operating. Demand is recurring and often driven by regulation, so cash flow is earned through routine work rather than market mood. For clients who want calm and clarity, value is built through operating results and integration over multi-year periods.

Mutual Funds

Broad baskets spread responsibility. This is concentrated ownership with one accountable team. Newlook takes control, installs governance and follows a repeatable buy and build plan: acquire well-positioned operators, integrate systems, cross-sell, and lift margins. Progress shows up in revenue quality, cash conversion and unit economics you can track.

GICs & Cash

GICs deliver certainty but fix the rate and tax it fully each year. This fund targets dependable distributions supported by essential service work, with additional upside from value creation when acquisitions are integrated and processes improve.

Real Estate

Property returns rely on tenants and cap rates. Here, revenues come from service contracts across industries and regions, which reduces dependence on rent cycles. Add-on acquisitions broaden the customer base and diversify drivers beyond property valuations while keeping exposure to the real economy.

Newlook Capital Industrial & Infrastructure Services Fund III is ideal for:

  • Investors looking for exposure to essential service businesses like fire protection and wastewater.
  • Clients who value dependable cash flow tied to critical infrastructure and code-driven demand.
  • Registered accounts benefit from essential-service income that compounds steadily over time.
The private investment shown on this page is available to Canadian residents who qualify under the exempt market rules in their province of residence. Non-resident investors will only be considered if they contact Rainmaker Investment Advisory on their own initiative.

The numbers you see here are targets and illustrations. They are based on offering documents and historical reporting from each issuer, but they are not guarantees of future performance. Every client’s outcome will differ. Past results, while encouraging, are not a promise of what comes next. We encourage you to speak with your tax advisor to understand how these investments may apply to you.

Before making any decision, please review the full Offering Memorandum, Fund Facts, and supporting documents for each investment. These contain the detailed terms, risks, and eligibility requirements.Private investments can be powerful, but they also carry risk, including reduced liquidity, potential loss of principal, and uncertain timelines. Distributions are targeted, not guaranteed.

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