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I-4S

I-4S

Aerospace & Defence·France·Active·New
Entry
2026
Hold
New
Status
Active

Who owns I-4S?

I-4S is a French Aerospace & Defence company, currently owned by Weinberg Capital Partners since 2026. It changed hands in 2026, when Galiena Capital sold.

Hand-verified · updated 2026-09-30

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Weinberg Capital Partners
Most recent investor
Weinberg Capital Partners
Sapian Continuation Fund · 2025 · Buyout
3 ownership periods · full history below

Key facts

HQFrance
SectorAerospace & Defence
Key takeaways
  • ·Held by Weinberg Capital Partners since 2026 (0Y hold).
  • ·Average hold across 2 realized cycles: 3 years.

Ownership history

3 ownership periods

Active
Currently held by Weinberg Capital Partners since 2026.
GEI - Poincaré Gestion
2020 · 2021(1yr) · FPCI GEI 2 · 2017 · Growth
Secondary · to Galiena Capital

GEI - Poincaré Gestion sold I-4S to Galiena Capital in 2021 after 1 year.

Galiena Capital
Galiena CapitalExited 2026
2021 · 2026(5yr) · FPCI Galiena II · 2019 · Buyout

Galiena Capital sold I-4S to Weinberg Capital Partners in 2026 after 5 years.

Weinberg Capital Partners
2026 · present(<1yr) · Sapian Continuation Fund · 2025 · Buyout

Questions

Who owns I-4S?

I-4S is currently owned by Weinberg Capital Partners, through Sapian Continuation Fund, since 2026.

When did Weinberg Capital Partners acquire I-4S?

Weinberg Capital Partners acquired I-4S in 2026.

Who did I-4S sell to?

Galiena Capital sold I-4S to Weinberg Capital Partners in 2026 (Secondary). GEI - Poincaré Gestion sold I-4S to Galiena Capital in 2021 (Secondary).

Who has owned I-4S over time?

I-4S has been through 3 private-equity ownership periods: GEI - Poincaré Gestion · via FPCI GEI 2 · 2020–2021 · sold to Galiena Capital · (Secondary); Galiena Capital · via FPCI Galiena II · 2021–2026 · sold to Weinberg Capital Partners · (Secondary); Weinberg Capital Partners · via Sapian Continuation Fund · since 2026.

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