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Logistics & Transaction Processing

Our companies run the gamut of logistics and transaction needs, handing the movement of online purchases, payment, and people themselves from Point A to B.
Logistics & Transaction Processing
Consumer Goods & Services​
Business Process Outsourcing

Mailpac Group

Available on Jamaica Stock exchange

Started
2013
Mailpac Group is Jamaica’s leading e – commerce and logistics solutions provider, offering comprehensive services that connect Jamaican consumers to global markets. As the island’s premier courier and package delivery company, Mailpac has revolutionized how Jamaicans shop online and receive international shipments. With an extensive network of convenient locations across the island, state -of -the -art tracking systems, and efficient customs clearance processes, Mailpac has established itself as the trusted gateway for Jamaicans accessing international products and services.

From Mailpac Group​

Acquired & Integrated
2013
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From Mailpac Group​

Acquired
2016
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Norbrook Car Rental

Started
2016
NCR was formed in 2016 to acquire the Hertz Car Rental (Hertz) business that had been operating in Jamaica for over 25 years. The acquisition includes a fleet of approximately two hundred and eighty-five (285) motor vehicles. In a parallel move, NCR obtained the first Caribbean franchise for Firefly Car Rental, the Hertz value brand that will allow NCR to grow target markets and increase revenues in a very competitive environment.

From Norbrook Car Rental

Acquired
2016
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From Norbrook Car Rental

Acquired
2016
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EPay

Started
2016
ePay Group is Jamaica’s leading transaction platform with card and non-card solutions ranging from fleet management to bill payment and talk-time sales.
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Garth Pearce

Group CEO

Mr. Pearce currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Norbrook Equity Partners Limited. In his current role, Mr. Pearce is responsible for all areas of the group and its portfolio companies. This includes all the central support services provided from Norbrook to each of its portfolio companies – Finance, Accounting, HR, Logistics and Administration. 

Previously, Mr. Pearce was Manager of Investment Banking for NCB Capital Markets Limited, the investment banking arm of the NCB Group, where he was responsible for deal origination and structuring with a focus on private equity and real estate transactions. He joined NCB Capital Markets in 2013 to lead the firm’s regional private equity investment initiative. 

Prior to joining NCB, Mr. Pearce was Senior Investment Manager for the Caribbean Investment Fund, L.P., the first pan-Caribbean private equity fund dedicated exclusively to making investments in the CARICOM Region. He also worked with Jamaica Producers Group Caribbean snack food business where he managed finance and logistics.

Khary Robinson

Executive Chairman

Khary Robinson is the Executive Chairman of Norbrook Equity Partners (“NEP”), a holding company that acquires and operates privately owned businesses in emerging and niche markets. Today NEP owns and operates 20 brands in the Caribbean, Latin America, and the United States. These businesses are very diversified in terms of industry and scope and includes KFC and Dairty Queen franchises in Panama (Platinum Brands), the local leaders in ecommerce fulfillment (Mailpac and MyCart), the leading health and wellness platform in Jamaica (Express Fitness), a boutique chain of high-end Pilates studios in California (Mighty Pilates), the largest private transaction processing company in Jamaica (ePay), Jamaica’s leading player in ice manufacturing and distribution (Pure National Limited), the Jamaican arm of the world’s largest car rental company (Hertz), Jamaica’s fastest growing water provider (JamAgua) and several other leading industries.

Since founding NEP in 2008, Mr. Robinson was responsible for transaction execution, business development, strategy, finance and operations across the group. In 2016, Mr. Robinson moved into his current role of Executive Chairman, where he spends the majority of his time developing and executing group initiatives, either through the identification and execution of new acquisitions or developing and strategizing growth strategies for the existing portfolio. Today, Mr. Robinson works closely with the NEP’s Group CEO as well as the business managers of each business line to ensure the effective execution of the stated strategy for each company and the group on a whole.

Prior to establishing NEP, Mr. Robinson worked in various industry groups of Investment Banking for Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and Bank of America Securities. During his tenure, he analyzed various financial markets, companies and acquisition candidates for corporate clients undertaking financing and M&A transactions.

Mr. Robinson studied economics at Georgetown University and graduated with honors, attaining a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Management. There he was awarded with the prestigious Arthur Ashe Student-Athlete award. He received his MBA from the Wharton School in May 2007, with a major in Finance and Entrepreneurial management. He has also been recognized for his achievements and was awarded the Goldman Sachs Fellowship, the Joseph P. Wharton Fellowship, the Executive Leadership Council award as well as the Shils-Zeidman Entrepreneurial Fellowship at Wharton. Mr. Robinson is also a member of the Young President Organization (YPO), NextGen network of executives and the Council of Urban Professionals (CUPA).