The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Croatian Bank for reconstruction and Development (HBOR) will support three private equity funds in Croatia in unlocking up to €205 million of investments for development, growth, and improved international competitiveness of local SMEs and small Mid-Caps.
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British-Croatian startup Cognism has received a USD 12.5 million investment from the VC fund of Switzerland's largest telecom, Swisscom Ventures. With this new capital, Cognism plans to open offices across Europe and further invest in the development of its products.
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Three years after taking over the Studenac retail chain, the Polish private equity fund Enterprise Investors has left the ownership structure of the National Retail Chain (NTL), in which it had a 20% stake.
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Croatian private equity fund management company Provectus Capital Partners (Provectus) has made its first investments. In September 2021, Provectus has completed the first closing of EUR 56 million for the private equity fund Adriatic Structured Equity under their management.
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After the recently announced acquisition of a 26% stake in A.N.P. Energija held by Prosperus FGS, Fortenova grupa has now agreed to acquire a further 39% stake in A.N.P. Energija owned by Inspire Investments d.o.o.
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Private equity fund Prosperus Growth Capital, one of the three funds under the CROGIP program, fundraised EUR 51 million from investors in the first closing.
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In November 2020, Croatian private equity fund Prosperus FGS and Fortenova grupa d.d. (“Fortenova”) made two separate corporate transactions.
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On November 17th, 2020. Croatia's first agricultural tech startup Agrivi with headquarters in London secured €4million in Series A funding round from South Central Ventures, the European Investment Fund (EIF), and the Croatian Bank for Reconstruction and Development(HBOR). Fil Rouge Capital and AgriTech Hub also participated in the round.
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Prosperus successfully and profitably exited its investment in tourism amidst the pandemic, which hit the tourism business the hardest.
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The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Croatian Bank for reconstruction and Development (HBOR) will support three private equity funds in Croatia in unlocking up to €205 million of investments for development, growth, and improved international competitiveness of local SMEs and small Mid-Caps.
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