Baltic Private Equity and Venture Capital Market Reaches €3 Billion

Baltic VCA held its annual conference Baltic VCA Summit in Pärnu, Estonia, on August 21-22. The conference brought together institutional investors, as well as private equity and venture capital investors from across the world. This year, the conference welcomed 200 participants from 13 countries, including Japan, UK, Singapore, and USA.

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BaltCap sells Estonian auto24 to Baltic Classifieds Group

BaltCap Private Equity Fund II (BPEF II) has entered into an agreement to sell auto24, a leading automotive classifieds portal in Estonia, to Baltic Classifieds Group.

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BPM Mezzanine Fund provided financing for the buy-out of a reputable Latvian dairy “Smiltenes Piens”

Smiltenes Piens is one of the leading Latvian dairy companies with a high quality product portfolio, ranging from dairy drinks to cottage cheese.

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Join us for the Baltic VCA Summit 21-22 August in Pärnu

Each summer, at the end of August, Baltic Private Equity & Venture Capital professionals gather at one the beautiful Baltic resorts to discuss industry developments, network & enjoy various activities together. EstVCA has the pleasure of inviting you to the 8th edition of Baltic VCA Summit.

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Riik loob järgmiseks läbimurdeks vundamendi

Riskikapitali investeeringud on oma olemuselt niivõrd riskantsed, et enamik neist ebaõnnestuvad. Püüeldakse luua midagi täiesti uut, enneolematut ja veelgi enam, soovitakse muuta senist turupraktikat või kasutajakogemust vähemalt suurusjärgu võrra paremaks.

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BaltCap exits Fitek to one of Europe’s leading FinTech firms

First exit for BaltCap Private Equity Fund II as well as for the Baltic Innovation Fund

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Livonia Partners portfolio company Fenestra Suomi has acquired assets of the bankrupt Finnish window manufacturer Domus.

The purchase includes window and aluminium factories in Loimaa, closed since December 2018 after the previous owner filed for bankruptcy. Domus Yhtiöt had sales of about €30 million in 2017.

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