ACE Management Equity Partner

About The Fund

ACE Management Equity Partner, founded in 2000 and based in Paris, France, is a private equity firm that specializes in investing in small and mid-sized companies. The firm's focus is on sectors with high technology content and strong growth potential. These sectors include aerospace, maritime, defense, security, information technology, transportation, telecom, and biosafety. The investment strategy centers around these industries due to their significant technological advancements and potential for market expansion. ACE Management Equity Partner has additional offices in Bordeaux and Toulouse in France, as well as Montreal, Canada, showcasing their international reach and commitment to providing strategic support to their portfolio companies around the globe. The firm is part of the Tikehau Capital group, which has 47.1 billion euros in assets under management and a strong equity position of 3.1 billion euros. The larger group employs 767 individuals across 17 countries, indicating a significant presence in the global market. Tikehau Capital pursues a mission that embraces change and offers efficient and sustainable financing solutions, as emphasized by Co-founders Antoine Flamarion and Mathieu Chabran. Their expertise spans across credit, real assets, private equity, and capital markets strategies, with a focus on sustainability and impact investing. The firm's commitment to corporate responsibility is reflected in their sustainability-themed and impact platform. ACE Management Equity Partner, as part of Tikehau Capital, provides businesses with tailored financial solutions across the entire capital structure and aims to create sustainable value through their partnerships. Their entrepreneurial culture and understanding of business challenges aim to support companies at every stage of their growth. This investor ethos is consistent with the broader goals of Tikehau Capital to finance the decarbonization of the real economy and contribute significantly to filling the global decarbonization financing gap.