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A family investment firm that traces its wealth origins to early Oklahoma car dealerships, Hall Capital is currently owned and managed by Fred Jones' grandsons, Fred J. Hall, Brooks Hall Jr. and Kirkland Hall. Hall Capital has expanded its operations to include Automotive, Private Capital, Real Estate, Oil & Gas, and the Fred Jones Family Foundation. For private capital investments, Hall targets a $2 million - $25 million total investment in its preferred industries of Manufacturing, Distribution, and Service. Hall considers investments nationwide with emphasis on the Midwest, focusing on companies with revenues of $10 - $100 million and operating profit of at least $1 million. Though Hall Capital is no longer in the dealership business, through Fred Jones Companies, it still retains Fred Jones Enterprises, the parts distribution business begun by Fred Jones in 1938. Hall Capital Partners Fund II was launched in 2011 with $92 million in committed capital. Hall Capital Partners Fund I was launched in 2006 with $53 million in committed capital, returning investors over two times their invested capital in the midst of a global recession. The Fund divested its final holdings in 2016 and was closed-out in 2018. Hall Capital is actively engaged in real estate development, investment and management, as it has been since Fred Jones got his start in 1920. It considers developments and investments in many types of real estate, focusing on multi-tenant office and industrial. Additionally, Hall Capital has overseen some high-profile mixed-use developments, including the East Wharf on Lake Hefner and the 21c Museum Hotel / Jones Assembly / West Village development, both in Oklahoma City. Hall Capital has also launched two real estate investment funds -- Hall Capital Fund III in 2014 ($60 million in committed capital) and Hall Capital Real Estate Fund II in 2019 ($75 million in committed capital).
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