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Indigo

Mobility·France·Exited 2019·Held 5yr
Entry
2014
Hold
5yr
Exit
2019

Who owns Indigo?

Indigo is a French Mobility company, now owned by Mirova and MEAG, which acquired it in 2019 from Ardian.

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Ardian
Investor
Ardian
Ardian Infrastructure Fund III · 2013 · Infrastructure

Key facts

HQFrance
SectorMobility
Exit Type
Secondary
Buyer
Mirova and MEAG
Exit Year
2019

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Questions

Who owns Indigo?

Indigo is now owned by Mirova and MEAG, which acquired it in 2019 from Ardian.

When did Mirova and MEAG acquire Indigo?

Mirova and MEAG acquired Indigo in 2019, buying from Ardian.

Who did Indigo sell to?

Ardian sold Indigo to Mirova and MEAG in 2019 (Secondary).

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