Ateliers DE France
Who owns Ateliers DE France?
Ateliers DE France is a French Construction company, now owned by Management buyout and Societe Generale Capital Partenaires, which acquired it in 2023 from Tikehau Capital.
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- ·Held by Societe Generale Capital Partenaires since 2024 (2Y hold).
- ·Best return: 2.1x MOIC by IDI (2023 exit).
- ·Average hold across 3 realized cycles: 7 years.
- ·4 distinct PE sponsors across ownership cycles.
Ownership history
4 ownership periods · co-invest detected · 2 lenders on file
IDI sold Ateliers de France to Founders and managers in 2023 after 10 years.
Tikehau Capital sold Ateliers de France to Management buyout in 2023 after 6 years.
Raise sold Ateliers de France to Founders and management in 2023 after 6 years.
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Who owns Ateliers DE France?
Ateliers DE France is now owned by Management buyout and Societe Generale Capital Partenaires, which acquired it in 2023 from Tikehau Capital.
When did Management buyout and 1 other acquire Ateliers DE France?
Management buyout and 1 other acquired Ateliers DE France in 2023, buying from Tikehau Capital.
Who did Ateliers DE France sell to?
IDI sold Ateliers DE France to Founders and managers in 2023 (MBO), 2.1x return. Raise sold Ateliers DE France to Founders and management in 2023 (MBO). Tikehau Capital sold Ateliers DE France to Management buyout in 2023 (Secondary).
Who has owned Ateliers DE France over time?
Ateliers DE France has been through 6 private-equity ownership periods: IDI · via IDI · 2013–2023 · sold to Founders and managers · (MBO) · 2.1x; Raise · via RAISE Invest · 2017–2023 · sold to Founders and management · (MBO); Tikehau Capital · via Tikehau Growth Partnerships · 2017–2023 · sold to Management buyout · (Secondary); Capza · via Artemid Senior Loans III · 2023–2023; Eiffel Investment Group · via Eiffel Impact Debt II · since 2023; Societe Generale Capital Partenaires · via SGCP Evergreen (balance sheet) · since 2024.