Investor Type | Firm |
Type of Fund | Private Equity Fund |
Industries | Other • IT (& TMT) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) |
Stages | Expansion, Later Stage, MBO/LBO, Recapitalization, Restructuring |
Investing | Germany |
Investment Range | €2,000,000 - €15,000,000 |
Assets Under Management | €385,000,000 |
M Cap Finance Mittelstand III GmbH & Co. KG is a private equity firm based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, that specializes in providing debt, equity, and mezzanine financing. They focus primarily on serving mid-sized companies in various sectors such as IT, TMT, and manufacturing. With assets under management amounting to €385 million, they target investment opportunities with a minimum of €2 million and a maximum of €15 million. They cater to businesses undergoing expansion, later stages of development, management buyouts/leveraged buyouts (MBO/LBO), recapitalization, and restructuring. Their expertise allows them to support established medium-sized enterprises by strengthening their equity base through profit participation loans (Genussrechtsfinanzierungen) or direct equity investments. M Cap Finance is an independent management company with a history of initiating equity and mezzanine capital funds over the past two decades, investing capital into mid-market companies in Germany. For growth, acquisition, succession, and buyout transactions, they provide mezzanine capital to help companies finance production capacity expansions, product development, and geographical expansion without the loss of shareholders' rights. Mezzanine capital is also used to optimize the finance structure in succession and buyout scenarios, support acquisitions, and restructure capital relationships during recapitalization. Their approach allows shareholders to benefit from value appreciation without diluting capital. M Cap Finance targets mid-sized companies in the DACH region with annual revenues of up to €500 million. They offer transaction sizes up to €15 million with typically a 7-year contractual duration, allowing for partial repayment after five years. The financing is structured to be subordinate, aligning with the company's goals and financial stability.