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Originally the British Coal pension investment arm, this firm leads large-cap European buyouts. It maintains a deep Italian presence, recently exiting pet retailer Arcaplanet and acquiring Milan-based fintech Objectway.
€44B
AUM
8
Funds
130
Executives
Investment Profile
Investment Range
From €200M
Focus
Buy Out
Geographies
Europe, USA
Assets (9 of 53)
| Asset | Status ↑ | Sector | HQ | Source | Entry Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
▶Burger King Italia | Current | Food & Beverage | Milan | Website | 2026-02-12 |
| Current | Healthcare | Milan | Website | 2018-01-01 | |
▶Analisi Mediche Pavanello | Current | Healthcare | Padua | Website | - |
| Current | Financial Services | Milan | Website | - | |
▶Rete Blu | Current | Healthcare | Rome | Website | - |
▶Sigla Credit | Current | Financial Services | Milan | Website | - |
| Exited | Retail | Chiavari | Website | 2021-01-01 | |
▶Avio | Exited | Industrials | Colleferro | Website | - |
▶Eurovita | Exited | Financial Services | Milan | Website | - |
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Signals (5)
Cinven offers €300M for Burger King's Italian operations, currently held by Kharis Capital
Cinven reportedly negotiating to buy Burger King Italy from Kharis Capital for ~€300M, with planned integration into RBE
Cinven acquires majority stake in Objectway, provider of software solutions for wealth managers based in Milan. First deal from Cinven's new European mid-market strategy
Cinven sold its controlling stake in Arcaplanet, Italy's largest pet care retail chain (560 stores, ~3,000 employees, >€700M revenue), to German Fressnapf Group; Cinven also reinvested in the combined group
Cinven acquires 70% of Idealista from EQT for €2.9B (total EV ~€4.1B), with Apax and Oakley Capital exiting their stakes
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