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SumUp

Fintech·Germany·Active·4yr hold
Entry
2022
Hold
4yr
Status
Active

Who owns SumUp?

SumUp is a German Fintech company, currently owned by H14 since 2024 and 3 other investors. It changed hands in 2022, when HV Capital sold.

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HV Capital
Most recent investor
HV Capital
HV Coco Growth · 2022 · VC
5 ownership periods · full history below

Key facts

HQGermany
SectorFintech
Key takeaways
  • ·Co-held by Tengelmann Ventures, Seventure Partners, HV Capital and H14 since 2012.
  • ·4 distinct PE sponsors across ownership cycles.

Ownership history

5 ownership periods · co-invest detected

Active
Co-invest · 5 holders · 2012 · present
Tengelmann Ventures
2012 · present(14yr) · Tengelmann Ventures Evergreen · 2009 · Evergreen
HV Capital
HV CapitalExited 2022
2012 · 2022(10yr) · HV Fund IV · 2011 · VC
Continuation Vehicle · to HV Coco Growth

HV Capital sold SumUp to HV Coco Growth in 2022 after 10 years.

Seventure Partners
2019 · present(7yr) · Digital Opportunities Fund · 2017 · VC
HV Capital
2022 · present(4yr) · HV Coco Growth · 2022 · VC
H14
H14Active
2024 · present(2yr) · H14 · 2013 · Balance Sheet

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Questions

Who owns SumUp?

SumUp is currently owned by H14, HV Capital and 2 others, through HV Coco Growth, since 2024.

When did H14 and 3 others acquire SumUp?

H14 and 3 others acquired SumUp in 2024.

Who did SumUp sell to?

HV Capital sold SumUp to HV Coco Growth in 2022 (Continuation Vehicle).

Who has owned SumUp over time?

SumUp has been through 5 private-equity ownership periods: Tengelmann Ventures · via Tengelmann Ventures Evergreen · since 2012; HV Capital · via HV Fund IV · 2012–2022 · sold to HV Coco Growth · (Continuation Vehicle); Seventure Partners · via Digital Opportunities Fund · since 2019; HV Capital · via HV Coco Growth · since 2022; H14 · via H14 · since 2024.

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