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ADCURAM Group

Munich, Germany·Founded 2003··adcuram.com

ADCURAM Group is a Munich-based, owner-managed evergreen industrial holding founded in 2003 that acquires German-speaking Mittelstand companies through succession solutions and corporate carve-outs, then develops them operationally via a buy-and-build approach. It invests permanent balance-sheet capital rather than a time-limited fund, deploying up to about EUR 150m per acquisition and targeting companies with revenues roughly between EUR 50m and EUR 250m. Across roughly 3,000 employees its holdings generate over EUR 500m in combined revenue, spanning machinery, building products, prefabricated housing, sensor technology, contract research and industrial services. The M&A and operations activity is run by a small central team led from the Theatinerstrasse headquarters in Munich.

AUM
–
Funds
1
vintages 2003
Portfolio
6
Exits
12

ADCURAM Group is a Munich buyout firm with 6 active companies and 12 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·3 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 12 realized deals: 6 years.
  • ·Top sector focus: Consumer (39% of portfolio).

Sector breakdown

18 companies
Consumer
7 · 39%
Industrials
5 · 28%
Construction
3 · 17%
Business Services
1 · 6%
Mobility
1 · 6%
Pharma
1 · 6%

Geography breakdown

3 geographies
Germany
16 · 89%
Belgium
1 · 6%
Austria
1 · 6%

Key facts

HQMunich, Germany
Founded2003
Employees10+

Recent exits

MEA Group

ADCURAM Group sold MEA Group to French family office in 2026 after 8 years.

Garbe-Gruppe

ADCURAM Group sold Garbe-Gruppe to Heidelberg Materials in 2023 after 4 years.

WOUNDWO Sonnenlichtdesign

ADCURAM Group sold WOUNDWO Sonnenlichtdesign to SFPI Group in 2022 after 7 years.

ADCURAM Group sold Bien Zenker to Equistone in 2017 after 4 years.

Coverage notes

1 fund tracked, 18 portfolio companies (6 active · 12 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

Every fund ADCURAM Group has raised, with its portfolio companies. Hand-checked from public filings.

1 fund
ADCURAM Group HoldingActive
Evergreen20036 assets12 exits

Unrealized

6 held
CompanyEntry
Danhaus
Consumer · Germany
2021
Korte Einrichtungen
Consumer · Germany
2021
Schwabenhaus
Consumer · Germany
2021
Steinel-Gruppe
Construction · Germany
2019
Streif
Consumer · Germany
2021
Vitrulan
Construction · Germany
2016

Realized

12 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Bien Zenker
Consumer · Germany
20132017SecondaryEquistone–
CaseTech
Industrials · Germany
20082011SecondaryEquita–
Citrique Belge
Industrials · Belgium
20102016SecondaryRiflebird Capital–
Duran Group
Industrials · Germany
20052014SecondaryOne Equity Partners–
Garbe-Gruppe
Business Services · Germany
20192023Trade SaleHeidelberg Materials–
Hanse Haus
Consumer · Germany
20142017SecondaryEquistone–
Hennecke
Industrials · Germany
20082016SecondaryCapvis–
IMA Klessmann
Industrials · Germany
20052015Trade SaleSchelling Anlagenbau–
Kautex Maschinenbau
Mobility · Germany
20042007SecondarySteadfast Capital–
MEA Group
Construction · Germany
20182026SecondaryFrench family office–
Nuvisan
Pharma · Germany
20102014SecondaryFamily office and management–
WOUNDWO Sonnenlichtdesign
Consumer · Austria
20152022Trade SaleSFPI Group–

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does ADCURAM Group focus on?
ADCURAM Group focuses on Buyout strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does ADCURAM Group have?
ADCURAM Group has 6 active portfolio companies and 12 completed exits and 1 fund tracked on GP Intel.
Where is ADCURAM Group headquartered?
ADCURAM Group is headquartered in Munich, Germany.
When was ADCURAM Group founded?
ADCURAM Group was founded in 2003.
What sectors does ADCURAM Group invest in?
ADCURAM Group invests across Industrials, Consumer, Business Services, Healthcare.
What are ADCURAM Group's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by ADCURAM Group include: MEA Group (2026) to French family office; Garbe-Gruppe (2023) to Heidelberg Materials; WOUNDWO Sonnenlichtdesign (2022) to SFPI Group; Bien Zenker (2017) to Equistone; Hanse Haus (2017) to Equistone; Citrique Belge (2016) to Riflebird Capital; Hennecke (2016) to Capvis; IMA Klessmann (2015) to Schelling Anlagenbau.
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Last updated July 2026 · Sourced from public filings · Report an issue