Eiffel Investment Group
Eiffel Investment Group is a Paris-based, AMF-regulated asset manager founded in 2009 by Fabrice Dumonteil that finances companies and their assets across four strategies: private debt, private equity, energy-transition infrastructure, and listed equities and credit. It is a leading European financier of the energy and ecological transition, having backed more than 100 renewable-energy developers and over 5,000 green-energy production assets across solar, wind, biomass, biogas and hydroelectricity since launching its energy-transition programme in 2017. Its private-debt activity provides senior and impact-linked financing to mid-sized European companies. Managing approximately EUR 7 billion and backed by Jacques Veyrat's Impala group, the firm operates from Paris with offices in Amsterdam, New York and Abu Dhabi.
Key facts
Recent exits
No exits recorded yet.
Coverage notes
1 fund tracked, 4 portfolio companies (4 active · 0 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.
Funds & portfolio
Every fund Eiffel Investment Group has raised, with its portfolio companies. Hand-checked from public filings.
Eiffel Energy Transition IIIInfrastructure2025 · 1yr€1.2B4 active
Unrealized
4 held| Company | Sector | Geo | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enerparc | Energy | Germany | 2025 |
| Enfinity Global | Energy | Belgium | 2025 |
| Envolve Capital | Energy | Lithuania | 2025 |
| Power Capital Renewable Energy | Energy | Ireland | 2025 |
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About Eiffel Investment Group
Eiffel Investment Group is a French alternative asset manager headquartered in Paris, France. It was founded in 2008 by Fabrice Dumonteil, who led its 2011 spin-off from the Louis Dreyfus group, and is today backed by the Impala group of French entrepreneur Jacques Veyrat. As of 31 December 2024 the firm managed approximately €7 billion. It employs around 110 professionals across offices in Paris, Amsterdam, Milan, Warsaw, New York and Abu Dhabi, and operates as a third-party asset manager organised around four investment strategies: private debt, private equity, energy-transition infrastructure covering debt and equity, and listed credit and equities, spanning multiple fund vehicles including the Eiffel Energy Transition series and impact debt funds.
Investment thesis
Eiffel Investment Group positions itself as a positive-impact investor focused on financing the ecological and energy transition alongside broader corporate financing. Its private debt and private equity strategies target unlisted companies, with particular industrial expertise in energy transition, life sciences, agri-food and digital. The energy-transition infrastructure strategy lends to and takes equity in renewable energy and energy-efficiency assets, having deployed roughly €2 billion financing over 3,000 such assets. Tickets range from a few million euros for growth-equity stakes up to large infrastructure facilities exceeding €100 million. The limited partner base is predominantly large institutions including insurers, mutuals, pension funds, banks, family offices and public investors, complemented by retail investors via intermediated distribution. Value creation combines flexible capital structuring with deep sector and industrial expertise drawn from the Impala ecosystem.
Recent activity
Recent investments include Waga Energy in renewable energy and biogas (2024), Enfinity Global in energy storage, Power Capital Renewable Energy in renewable energy, and Cuatroochenta in software and digital. Recent fundraising milestones include the 2024 launch of Eiffel Energy Transition III and a European impact debt fund that raised €777 million in 2024. As a predominantly debt and infrastructure manager, Eiffel realises positions through loan repayments rather than equity exits. Detailed buyer names and multiple data available on Pro at €29/month.
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