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Ingentis

Ingentis

HR Tech·Germany·Active·1yr hold
Entry
2025
Hold
1yr
Status
Active

Who owns Ingentis?

Ingentis is a German HR Tech company, currently owned by The Carlyle Group since 2025. It changed hands in 2025, when EMZ Partners and Maguar Capital sold.

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The Carlyle Group
Most recent investor
The Carlyle Group
Carlyle Europe Technology Partners V · 2023 · Growth
3 ownership periods · full history below

Key facts

HQGermany
SectorHR Tech
Key takeaways
  • ·Held by The Carlyle Group since 2025 (1Y hold).
  • ·Average hold across 2 realized cycles: 4 years.

Ownership history

3 ownership periods · co-invest detected

Active
Currently held by The Carlyle Group since 2025.
Co-invest · 2 holders · 2021 · 2025
EMZ Partners
EMZ PartnersExited 2025
2021 · 2025(4yr) · EMZ 9 · 2020
Secondary · to The Carlyle Group

EMZ Partners sold Ingentis to The Carlyle Group in 2025 after 4 years.

Maguar Capital
Maguar CapitalExited 2025
2021 · 2025(4yr) · Maguar Fund 1 · 2020 · Buyout
Secondary · to The Carlyle Group

Maguar Capital sold Ingentis to The Carlyle Group in 2025 after 4 years.

The Carlyle Group
2025 · present(1yr) · Carlyle Europe Technology Partners V · 2023 · Growth

Questions

Who owns Ingentis?

Ingentis is currently owned by The Carlyle Group, through Carlyle Europe Technology Partners V, since 2025.

When did The Carlyle Group acquire Ingentis?

The Carlyle Group acquired Ingentis in 2025.

Who did Ingentis sell to?

EMZ Partners and Maguar Capital sold Ingentis to The Carlyle Group in 2025 (Secondary).

Who has owned Ingentis over time?

Ingentis has been through 3 private-equity ownership periods: EMZ Partners · via EMZ 9 · 2021–2025 · sold to The Carlyle Group · (Secondary); Maguar Capital · via Maguar Fund 1 · 2021–2025 · sold to The Carlyle Group · (Secondary); The Carlyle Group · via Carlyle Europe Technology Partners V · since 2025.

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