Paprec
FranceWho owns Paprec?
Paprec is a French Industrials company, currently owned by Grand Sud-Ouest Capital since 2022 and 4 other investors. It changed hands in 2022, when Societe Generale Capital Partenaires sold.
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Key facts
- ·Co-held by Arkea Capital, Grand Sud-Ouest Capital, Vauban Infrastructure Partners, For Talents Transmission and Idia since 2018.
- ·Average hold across 2 realized cycles: 7 years.
- ·7 distinct PE sponsors across ownership cycles.
Ownership history
7 ownership periods · co-invest detected · 1 lender on file
Societe Generale Capital Partenaires sold PAPREC to Vauban Infrastructure Partners and Crédit Agricole in 2022 after 10 years.
EMZ Partners exited Paprec in 2015 after 3 years.
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NetherlandsQuestions
Who owns Paprec?
Paprec is currently owned by Grand Sud-Ouest Capital, Vauban Infrastructure Partners and 3 others, through Crédit Agricole Energie & Economie Bas Carbone I, since 2022.
When did Grand Sud-Ouest Capital and 4 others acquire Paprec?
Grand Sud-Ouest Capital and 4 others acquired Paprec in 2022.
Who did Paprec sell to?
Societe Generale Capital Partenaires sold Paprec to Vauban Infrastructure Partners and Crédit Agricole in 2022 (Secondary).
Who has owned Paprec over time?
Paprec has been through 8 private-equity ownership periods: Societe Generale Capital Partenaires · via SGCP Evergreen (balance sheet) · 2012–2022 · sold to Vauban Infrastructure Partners and Crédit Agricole · (Secondary); EMZ Partners · via EMZ 7 · 2012–2015; Arkea Capital · via Arkea Capital Partenaire · since 2018; Grand Sud-Ouest Capital · via Grand Sud Ouest Capital · since 2022; Vauban Infrastructure Partners · via Core Infrastructure Fund III · 2022–2015; For Talents Transmission · via For Talents Transmission · since 2022; Idia · via Crédit Agricole Energie & Economie Bas Carbone I · since 2022; CIC Private Debt · via CIC Debt Fund 4 · 2024–2015.