ACF Investors

About ACF Investors

ACF Investors is a British private equity and investment platform with capital deployed across 2 active fund vehicles, headquartered in London. The firm operates across multiple alternative strategies, with capital deployed into European businesses across TMT, software, healthcare, industrials, financials and consumer.

Investment thesis

ACF Investors operates across complementary alternative investment strategies, deploying capital into European businesses across TMT, software, healthcare, industrials, financials and consumer. The multi-strategy platform enables diversified capital deployment across the business lifecycle from venture and growth equity to mid-cap buyouts, with capital sourced from institutional limited partners and selective family-office capital across the United Kingdom and broader European market.

Recent activity

Realised exits across the current platform vintages remain limited, with the portfolio in active deployment and value-creation phase. The platform tracks 2 fund vehicles, 99 active portfolio companies and 4 realised exits across the strategy's history.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does ACF Investors focus on?

ACF Investors focuses on VC strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does ACF Investors have?

ACF Investors has 61 active portfolio companies and 11 completed exits and 2 funds tracked on GP Intel.

Where is ACF Investors headquartered?

ACF Investors is headquartered in London, United Kingdom.

What is ACF Investors's assets under management?

ACF Investors manages approximately €117M in assets under management.

When was ACF Investors founded?

ACF Investors was founded in 2011.

What sectors does ACF Investors invest in?

ACF Investors invests across Software, Healthcare, Financials, TMT, Energy, Consumer.

What are ACF Investors's recent exits?

Recent realized exits by ACF Investors include: BMLL (2025) to Nordic Capital; NorthRow (2025) to ID-Pal; Syrinix (2023) to Badger Meter; Ebury (2020) to Banco Santander; LivingLens (2020) to Medallia; City Pantry (2019) to Just Eat; Limejump (2019) to Shell; Vantage Power (2019) to Allison Transmission.