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-Waterland-
Offices: The Netherlands, Antwerp, Belgium & Dusseldorf, Germany
Waterland Private Equity Investments is an independent private equity investment
group that supports entrepreneurs in realizing their growth ambitions. With
substantial financial resources and committed industry expertise, Waterland
enables its portfolio companies to achieve accelerated growth both organically
and through acquisitions. Waterland is an active investor in the financial,
strategic and operational sense.
Offices: Zurich, Switzerland & Munich, Germany
As entrepreneurs themselves, Wellington Partners are as hungry for success
as their portfolio companies. And they have the experience to match their
appetite. With their specialist technology team and Life Sciences team,
they are expert practitioners with a collective total of over 250 years
working in their sectors.-X-
Offices: Paris, France
XAnge Private Equity sees its investments as the start of a multi-year partnership
based on transparency and mutual trust. A strategic ally of the portfolio
companies, XAnge Private Equity works alongside the companies’ chief executives,
especially at key moments in the portfolio companies’ development (establishing
business relationships, organic growth and acquisitions, financial structuring,
initial public offerings, buyouts, etc.). XAnge focuses on contributing
value-added without ever interfering in the company’s day-to-day management.-YFM-
Offices: Leeds, England
With over 100 years of combined venture capital experience, Yorkshire Fund
Managers' investment team can quickly tell you whether your proposition
is one for them. Following this initial assessment, their due diligence
and approval process is designed to expedite completion of a transaction.
The funds they manage keep a portion of the total monies available to support
follow-on investment.
Offices: Barcelona, Spain
The overriding investment strategy of YL Ventures is to invest in Internet,
telecommunications and digital media software companies, accelerate their
evolution via value-added governance and business development, and arrange
their “medium size” (not home run) acquisitions within six to twenty-four
months, mainly by US-based corporations. It is intended that exit strategies
are conceived (and acquirers identified) prior to making investments.
Offices: The Netherlands & Herzliya, Israel
Ysios's investment strategy allows for investments in early stage companies
looking for first round funding through to later-stage or pharmaceutical
spin-off companies. Their investments target companies focusing on product
development in the biotechnology, emerging pharmaceuticals, healthcare and
medical technology sectors.-Zouk-
Offices: London, England
Zouk Ventures is looking for disruptive technologies that create new market
opportunities. Zouk is looking for experienced entrepreneurs that can leverage
business opportunities in large underlying markets. They also encourage
their portfolio companies to develop defensible positions and to create
recurring revenue streams by developing technology-based service businesses.
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