Bayerische Beteiligungsgesellschaft

About The Fund

Bayerische Beteiligungsgesellschaft (BayBG) is a Germany-based investment firm that offers capital solutions to small and medium businesses predominantly located in Bavaria. With a foundation date stretching back to 1972, BayBG has positioned itself as a significant player providing growth capital, venture capital, MBO (management buy-out), MBI (management buy-in), turnaround financing, company succession solutions, and expansion backing. BayBG focuses on the industrial and service sectors, tailoring their investments to suit the needs of these businesses. They facilitate the implementation of new investments, working capital stabilization, innovation and product development, acquisition financing, and offer venture capital and venture debt under various circumstances including shareholder changes and corporate succession. BayBG also specializes in restructuring and rescuing companies, supporting over 70 businesses through restart phases. BayBG is an Evergreen Fund, ensuring long-term and sustainable investment partnerships, free from exit pressure. Its investment strategy is underscored by ESG considerations, ensuring that investments align with responsible business practices. With over 50 years of experience, BayBG has financed more than 4,000 companies and boasts a current investment volume of 395 million euros, marking them as a leading capital investment company in their region. They offer customized financing models including minority stake investments and mezzanine capital, and bring a wealth of benefits to the table, such as comprehensive support, a diversified investment portfolio, extensive network connections with banks, and expert knowledge on various business areas without the focus on immediate profit maximization or an exit strategy. Furthermore, BayBG has been highly active in ensuring small and medium-sized enterprises can finance innovative ventures, growth projects, and corporate transitions with capital up to €500,000 for smaller companies and start-ups.