Investor Type | Firm |
Type of Fund | VC |
Industries | Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • IT (& TMT) • Media • Logistics (& Distribution) |
Stages | Expansion, MBO/LBO, Turnaround, Series A, Series B, Series C, Pre-IPO |
Investing | Germany • Sweden • Netherlands • Denmark • Russia • Belgium • Europe • Finland • Norway • Luxembourg |
Investment Range | €5,000,000 - €25,000,000 |
Assets Under Management | €165,000,000 |
Fortissimo Capital is a private equity fund headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, with a primary focus on investments in Israel's technology and industrial sectors. With assets under management of $165 million, they offer financial support ranging from $5 million to $25 million across various stages of a company's growth, including expansion, management buyouts (MBO/LBO), turnaround situations, and Series A through Pre-IPO financing rounds. Their investment philosophy hinges on providing capital in special situations, buyouts, and growth capital opportunities to facilitate expansion for both private and public companies. Fortissimo Capital targets private firms with robust revenues, solid customer bases, and effective business models that require growth capital to enhance their operations. They also invest in public companies in need of substantial growth capital for scaling operations, seeking investments that involve vertical or horizontal expansions and acquisitions of complementary technologies and businesses. In addition to these, they concentrate on spin-offs from larger corporations, aiming to empower these entities to reach their full growth potential independently. They also acquire stakes in mature, profitable companies with divesting shareholders, ensuring stable revenue and room for further growth. Their approach is characterized by a focus on proven, viable technology, sustainability in profitability, high-growth markets, strong market share potential, and top-tier leadership. Fortissimo Capital envisions themselves similarly to an orchestra, highlighting the importance of harmony, collaboration, and peak performance among portfolio companies, which is reflected in their name—fortissimo, an Italian musical term for strong, full sound to be played with maximum expression and intensity.