During the period of Carlyle's ownership interest, Composite Structures, L.L.C. was a manufacturer of lightweight metal and fiber composite structural components for military and commercial programs.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Dr Pepper/Seven Up Bottling Group was the largest independent manufacturer, marketer and distributor of carbonated soft drinks and new age beverages in the U.S.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Duratek, Inc. provided the total solution to customers' radioactive waste needs, from field services at client sites to offsite waste processing and disposal linked together by its extensive transportation services.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership, EG&G Technical Services, Inc. was a leading provider of management, engineering, scientific, logistics and technical services primarily to agencies of the U.S. government.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Elgar Electronics Corporation was a manufacturer of power testing and power supply equipment for military and commercial markets, primarily in the U.S.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Empi, Inc. was one of the leading medical device companies for rehabilitative medicine in the U.S.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Entertainment Publications, Inc. was the world's leading marketer of coupon books, discounts and merchant promotions.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership, Federal Data Corporation was a leading computer systems integrator and information technology service provider.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Gemini Air Cargo, Inc. was the world's second largest supplier of outsourced air freighter services.

Genesis Cable Communications, L.L.C. was formed in 1996 to acquire, own, hold, operate and dispose of cable television systems in secondary and tertiary markets of the southeastern U.S. During Carlyle's ownership, the company acquired a total of 12 cable systems serving 50,700 subscribers in Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma and South Carolina.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Honsel International Technologies was the European market leader for automotive light metal parts.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership, Howmet International was the worldwide leader in the investment casting industry.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Imagitas, Inc. managed mandatory government agency communications in exchange for the ability to wrap relevant direct marketing messages around these communications. The company was sold to Pitney Bowes, Inc. in May 2005.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership, InSight Health Services Corp. was a leading nationwide provider of diagnostic imaging, treatment, and related information services.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Kuhlman Electric Corporation designed, manufactured and marketed a broad range of transformers for electric utility distribution systems.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership, Lear Siegler Services, Inc. was a leading service provider to the U.S. military, as well as to domestic and foreign government agencies.

Market Post Tower is a 15-story, Class-A office tower with unparalleled broadband connections located in the San Jose, CA Central Business District.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, PRA International, Inc. was a leading contract research organization, which provided clinical research and development services to the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Piedmont/Hawthorne Holdings, Inc. was the second largest general aviation facility in the U.S. with a premier network of 35 fixed base operations

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Prime Communications, LLC was formed to purchase cable television systems in Montgomery County, Maryland; Arlington County, Virginia; and Chicago, Illinois.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, US Investigations Services, Inc. was the largest provider of investigative, technical and professional security services in North America.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, United Defense Industries, Inc. was a leader in the design, development and production of combat vehicles, artillery, naval guns, missile launchers and precision munitions.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership, United States Marine Repair, Inc. was the largest non-nuclear ship repair company in the U.S.

During the period of Carlyle's ownership, Vought Aircraft Industries, Inc. was the largest independent developer and producer of structural assemblies for commercial, military and business aircraft.

During the period of Carlyle’s ownership interest, Xcelerate Corp. was an Internet professional services firm that provided end-to-end e-commerce business development for its customers.