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What we commit to

  • Jobs continue.
  • The company name continues — and the legacy it carries keeps growing.
  • We do not resell.

We start from continuity, and we take long-term operating responsibility for every company that joins the group. TBC: legal review of commitment phrasing

Our leadership includes a founder who has handed his own company on to its next owners. We know the weight of that decision from the inside.

In their words

A conversation with the leadership of a company that joined the group.

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What we look for

A real position in a niche market. Stable earnings and customer trust. A succession question — welcome. Software and manufacturing are our center of gravity, considered broadly.

Ownership doesn't matter to us: founder- and family-owned businesses, corporate carve-outs, companies currently held by private equity, and listed companies considering going private are all welcome conversations.

The process

It begins with a non-disclosure agreement

  1. 01 First conversation (confidential)
  2. 02 Mutual understanding
  3. 03 Letter of intent & basic agreement
  4. 04 Due diligence
  5. 05 Final agreement & transfer
  6. 06 Joining the group (transition paced to your wishes)

Frequently asked questions

What happens to the company name?

As a rule, it stays. We believe the name a company has built is an asset in itself.

Will jobs be protected?

Continuity of employment is our premise. The company's growth after succession depends on the people who know the work.

How will I be involved after the transfer?

We design it around your wishes. We love working with leaders who want to stay closely involved — and when a swift handover is what you are looking for, we make that transition smooth.

What kinds of companies do you consider?

Companies with a real position in a niche market. We consider a broad range of industries and regions.

Will anyone learn that we are in discussions?

We begin by signing a non-disclosure agreement and manage information rigorously.

How are you different from an investment fund?

We are not a fund. We are a strategic operating company — no fund term, no obligation to resell — and we bring the group's operating knowledge and best practices to every company that joins us. But unlike a typical strategic, we never fold what you built into a larger organization or walk away from its name. Your brand, your people, and your customer relationships stay, and we grow what you've built.

It starts with a conversation.

Inquiries from advisors and financial institutions are welcome.

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