Who bought Sunlight Financial?

Written by Editorial Team | Last Updated: August 2026

Sunlight Financial was acquired by a consortium of established solar energy and financial investors—including affiliates of Greenbacker Capital Management, Sunstone Credit, and IGS Ventures (operating as ED Umbrella Holdings, LLC)—alongside its key secured lender, Cross River Bank. This acquisition was executed through a Chapter 11 restructuring process, allowing the company to successfully emerge as a privately held entity.

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