Enso
FranceWho owns Enso?
Enso is a French Software company, now owned by Igneo Infrastructure Partners, which acquired it in 2024 from Tikehau Capital.
Crédit Mutuel Equity is still listed as an investor in Enso, status not confirmed after the 2024 sale.
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Key facts
- ·Held by Crédit Mutuel Equity since 2019 (7Y hold).
- ·Average hold across 3 realized cycles: 4 years.
- ·4 distinct PE sponsors across ownership cycles.
Ownership history
4 ownership periods · co-invest detected
PSG Equity exited ENSO in 2024 after 4 years.
Tikehau Capital sold Enso to Igneo Infrastructure Partners in 2024 after 4 years.
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Questions
Who owns Enso?
Enso is now owned by Igneo Infrastructure Partners, which acquired it in 2024 from Tikehau Capital. Crédit Mutuel Equity is still listed as an investor in Enso, status not confirmed after the 2024 sale.
When did Igneo Infrastructure Partners acquire Enso?
Igneo Infrastructure Partners acquired Enso in 2024, buying from Tikehau Capital.
Who did Enso sell to?
Tikehau Capital sold Enso to Igneo Infrastructure Partners in 2024 (Secondary).
Who has owned Enso over time?
Enso has been through 4 private-equity ownership periods: Crédit Mutuel Equity · via Crédit Mutuel Equity · since 2019; Tikehau Capital · via Tikehau PE Decarbonisation I · 2020–2024 · sold to Igneo Infrastructure Partners · (Secondary); PSG Equity · via PSG Sequel · 2020–2024; Alven · via Alven V · 2021–2024.