Denver Biomedical, Inc., a manufacturer, distributor and marketer of disposable medical devices for the outpatient management of recurrent malignant pleural effusions (MPE), was acquired by Cardinal Health, Inc. (NYSE: CAH) in May 2006.

FLA Orthopedics, a leading manufacturer of high quality orthopedic bracing, supports, and related products for use in a broad range of preventative and rehabilitative applications was purchased by BSN Medical. BSN is a global medical device company specializing in Orthopedics, Phlebology, and Wound Care with manufacturing facilities located in France, Germany, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Harmony Foods is the leader in quality snack foods. It's trail mixes, chocolate and yogurt confections, gummies, specialty candies, roasted nuts and dried fruits are sold under the HarmonyTM and HomaTM brand names. The company was sold to Diamond Foods.

Hetsco is a global industrial services company providing welding repair and equipment fabrication services to customers in the industrial gas, petrochemical, petroleum, power, and other manufacturing industries. Hetsco was acquired by Platte River Ventures.

Maxon Corporation, a worldwide manufacturer of industrial combustion equipment and shut-off valves with manufacturing facilities in the United States and Europe, was acquired by Honeywell (NYSE: HON) and merged into Honeywell’s Environmental and Combustion Controls (ECC) business.

PPI was formed from the merger of three companies (MPI International, Skill Tool & Die, and Precision Gear) to manufacture complex, high-precision metal components for the automotive, defense, medical device and construction industries. The company was sold to First Atlantic Capital in 2005.

Propane Continental operated a wholesale and retail propane distribution company engaged in acquiring and operating retail propane outlets. The Company grew from one retail outlet to over 35 units across the nation. PCI was acquired by Conerstone Propane Partners, LP in 1998.

RAM is a highly specialized designer and manufacturer of high-horsepower, industrial electric motors and a vertically integrated assembler of motor control products. The Company serves the Industrial Refrigeration and the Commercial and Institutional Air Conditioning segments of the HVAC industry. RAM has a growing international business with significant sales on four continents and manufacturing operations in Mexico and Brazil, in addition to its domestic operations. RAM was acquired by Schneider Electric, a Paris-based global leader in energy management.

Reliable is one of the largest nationwide wholesale distributors of specialty aftermarket automotive parts and accessories. Reliable was acquired by Keystone Automotive Holdings, Inc. on December 23, 2005. The sale of Reliable represented a very successful exit for CID and an extremely advantageous acquisition for Keytstone.

The Indiana Railroad Company operated a short-line railroad between Indianapolis and Sullivan, Indiana. IRR was bought from Illinois Central Gulf Railroad in 1986. In 1990, the extension of the line to Newton, Illinois was purchased from Illinois Central. CID Capital sold its interest in 1994 to CSX.

Victor Oolitic Stone Company supplies the highest quality dimensional Indiana limestone to the North American and global stone trade. The Company is the industry's largest raw-material-supplier of Indiana limestone. Victor Oolitic provides quarry blocks and slabs to cut stone fabricators as well as ready-to-use sawed-four-sides and sawed-six-sides sills, hearths, mantels, and coping material to brick and masonry supply yards. CID Capital solds its interest to the Audax Group in 2005.