Long-term partners to businesses that make, move, and service the physical goods economy.
Mira Industries is a private investment firm that partners with and advises sponsors, founders, and families.
Operating experience
We have run a family business in the ecosystem we invest in. We start with our first-hand perspective how the company actually works: the team, the systems, the incentives, the sector dynamics, and what AI now makes possible.
A role that fits the deal
We advise and invest alongside sponsors, founders, and families. We serve as board members, advisors, or operating partners; the role follows the business's needs.
Sector knowledge
We know the physical goods economy from the inside: commodity material flows, supply chain network infrastructure, software that runs them, and the distributors and manufacturers that move and make them.
Sectors
- Chemicals & materials
- Water treatment & services
- Food & ingredients
- Building materials
- Industrial components
- Broader industrials
Across the continental US
Business models
- Wholesale distribution
- Trading and imports
- Light manufacturing
- B2B and industrial services
- Software and AI
- Real estate
How we invest & engage
- Minority co-invest alongside sponsors
- Control investments
- Advisory, board, or operating partner
Guardian Hurricane Protection
Installer of impact windows and doors in Florida, bought by an independent sponsor.
Entomol Animal Health
Early-stage chemical company bringing a plant-based antiviral for poultry to market.
Corvus
AI company that gives sales and M&A teams plant-level data on what each US manufacturer makes, runs, and buys.
Mira was founded in 2025 by Marc Eshaghpour, after 9 years at Wego Chemical Group, his family’s global chemical distributor, most recently as COO.
Marc led the company through strategic transformation during a period of rapid growth, as it moved from owner-operated to professionally managed. He built its first senior leadership team, rebuilt its core systems, redesigned its commercial model, consolidated its supply chain network, and set up its first advisory board with independent directors.
That is where we learned to build for the long term: strong teams, sound systems, and decisions made close to the work. Growing up inside a multi-generational enterprise also taught Marc both the privilege and the complexity of family business. Marc also holds a BA in Philosophy from Duke University.