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Indigo Capital

PARIS, France·Founded 2011··indigo-capital.fr

Indigo Capital SAS is an independent Paris-based private debt and mezzanine investment firm founded in May 2011 by Monique Deloire and former colleagues, who spun out from UK-based Indigo Capital LLP to focus on continental European mezzanine financing. The firm provides bond financing, junior capital, preferred equity and unitranche solutions to French and European lower mid-cap businesses with revenues between EUR 30M and EUR 300M, typically writing tickets of EUR 7M to EUR 40M alongside founders, management teams, family offices and minority sponsors. Indigo specialises in sponsorless and management-led transactions, MBOs, expansion finance, recapitalisations and corporate acquisitions. The firm operates from Paris, Lyon and Milan with around 10 staff and 4 partners, and since October 2020 is 49 percent owned by Spanish asset manager Alantra. Across three flagship funds (FPCI Indigo Capital I 2014 EUR 210M, II 2019 EUR 275M, III 2024-2025 EUR 252M final close December 2025), Indigo has deployed roughly EUR 1.2 billion across 75 plus management teams and supported 100 plus build-up acquisitions, holding AMF approval GP-1200015 (SIREN 532447158).

AUM
€800M
Funds
3
vintages 2014–2024
Portfolio
48
Exits
26

Indigo Capital is a PARIS buyout firm with €800M AUM, 48 active companies and 26 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·6 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 7 realized deals: 5 years.
  • ·Top sector focus: Consumer (30% of portfolio).
  • ·Fund cadence: ~5Y between vintages · last raise 2024.

Sector breakdown

74 companies
Consumer
22 · 30%
Industrials
15 · 20%
Business Services
11 · 15%
Hospitality
5 · 7%
Healthcare
5 · 7%
Financials
3 · 4%
TMT
3 · 4%
SaaS
2 · 3%

Geography breakdown

6 geographies
France
63 · 85%
Italy
5 · 7%
US
2 · 3%
Spain
2 · 3%
Belgium
1 · 1%
Switzerland
1 · 1%

Key facts

HQPARIS, France
Founded2011

Recent exits

MCI

Indigo Capital sold MCI to L-GAM in 2024 after 7 years.

Virosac

Indigo Capital sold Virosac to Sphère (Orienta Partners-backed) in 2024 after 5 years.

CTN Groupe

Indigo Capital sold CTN Groupe to Management in 2023 after 5 years.

Indigo Capital sold Ubiqus to Management in 2022 after 8 years.

Coverage notes

3 funds tracked, 74 portfolio companies (48 active · 26 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

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

3 funds
Indigo Capital III
Growth2024€252M11 assets3 exits

Unrealized

11 held
CompanyEntry
Cheef
Consumer · France
2025
Delville Management
Business Services · France
2024
Emosia Group
Consumer · France
2026
Heytens
Consumer · Belgium
2025
HPS International
Industrials · France
2024
ISD
Business Services · France
2022
La Famille
Hospitality · France
2025
Sapem
Industrials · France
2025
Univers Santé
Healthcare · France
2024
Visionnaire
Consumer · Italy
2024
VivaSon
Healthcare · France
2026

Realized

3 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Economie d'Energie
ClimateTech · France
2019–Trade SaleGroupe La Poste–
MCI
Business Services · Switzerland
20172024SecondaryL-GAM–
Sidac
Industrials · Italy
20172021Trade SaleSchur Flexibles Group–
Indigo Capital II
Growth2019€275M17 assets8 exits

Unrealized

17 held
CompanyEntry
ACS Solutions
Financials · France
2023
Arjobex
Industrials · France
2020
Bexley
Consumer · France
2017
ChocMod
Consumer · France
2021
Docoon
SaaS · France
2022
FCP Euro
Consumer · US
2022
Fromager Plus
Consumer · France
2022
Ilma
Construction · Italy
2022
Nutrimuscle
Consumer · France
2022
Odity
Business Services · France
2020
Rivalen
Industrials · France
2019
Romagna Waters
Consumer · Italy
2019
Sarawak
Business Services · France
2022
Slimming and healthy meals
Consumer · France
2022
VetoAdom Emergence
Healthcare · France
2022
Webinterpret
Software · France
2019
Wedderspoon Organic
Consumer · US
2020

Realized

8 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Bassini
Consumer · France
2018––––
CGH
Consumer · France
2015––––
CTN Groupe
Industrials · France
20182023MBOManagement–
Infodis Tenexa
TMT · France
2019–SecondaryGroupe HLD–
Okivét
Consumer · France
2020––––
PatrimOne
Financials · France
2020––––
Virosac
Industrials · Italy
20192024SecondarySphère (Orienta Partners-backed)–
Vision Group
Consumer · France
2022––––
Indigo Capital IRealized
Growth2014€210M20 assets15 exits

Unrealized

20 held
CompanyEntry
Accelya
SaaS · Spain
2013
Altares
Business Services · France
2017
Aster Cephac
Healthcare · France
2013
Béaba
Consumer · France
2015
Cenexi
Pharma · France
2017
Center Parcs
Hospitality · France
2017
Converteam
Industrials · France
2009
CTG
Industrials · France
2015
Eau écarlate
Consumer · France
2016
ECS group
Business Services · France
2015
Faceo
Business Services · France
2009
Fraikin
Business Services · France
2017
InverCap
Financials · Spain
2014
Moria
MedTech · France
2015
Parkeon
Industrials · France
2014
Pyxidis
Industrials · France
2015
SMCP
Consumer · France
2013
Thermocoax
Industrials · France
2015
TLD
Industrials · France
2013
Vertbaudet
Consumer · France
2021

Realized

15 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Atlas For Men
Consumer · France
2014–SecondaryLatour Capital–
Burger King France
Hospitality · France
2016–SecondaryBridgepoint–
Calicéo
Hospitality · France
2018–Continuation VehicleEkkio Capital continuation vehicle–
Châteauform'
Business Services · France
2016––––
Fillon Technologies
Industrials · France
2017––––
Fime
TMT · France
2016–SecondaryGallant Capital Partners–
mc2i
TMT · France
2015––––
Medicharme
Healthcare · France
2016––––
Nerim
Telecom · France
2015–Trade SaleBouygues Telecom–
Ozitem Group
IT Services · France
2018––––
PARISCityVISION
Hospitality · France
2018––––
People & Baby
Consumer · France
2016––––
Prezioso
Construction · France
20002003MBOManagement–
Ubiqus
Business Services · France
20142022MBOManagement–
Vulcanic
Industrials · France
20162022SecondaryEquistone Partners–

About Indigo Capital

Indigo Capital is a private equity firm with capital deployed across 7 active fund vehicles and a founding year of 2011, headquartered in Paris. The platform targets majority and significant minority stakes in European mid-cap businesses across industrials, consumer and business services, deploying institutional capital from successive flagship vehicles.

Investment thesis

The platform deploys buyout and growth equity capital across industrials, consumer and business services businesses in France and selectively across Europe, targeting majority and significant minority equity positions in mid-cap and lower mid-cap European companies. Value-creation framework emphasises operational improvement, working capital optimisation and selective M&A activity, with the partnership culture supporting management teams across multi-year ownership periods.

Recent activity

Recent realised exits include Vulcanic (industrials, 2022), Ubiqus (business services, 2022), Fillon Technologies (TMT, 2021) and Webinterpret (software, 2020). The platform tracks 7 fund vehicles, 52 active portfolio companies and 5 realised exits across the strategy's history.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Indigo Capital focus on?
Indigo Capital focuses on Buyout, Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does Indigo Capital have?
Indigo Capital has 48 active portfolio companies and 26 completed exits and 3 funds tracked on GP Intel.
Where is Indigo Capital headquartered?
Indigo Capital is headquartered in PARIS, France.
What is Indigo Capital's assets under management?
Indigo Capital manages approximately €800M in assets under management.
When was Indigo Capital founded?
Indigo Capital was founded in 2011.
What sectors does Indigo Capital invest in?
Indigo Capital invests across Industrials, Consumer, Healthcare, TMT, Software, Business Services, Financials.
What are Indigo Capital's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by Indigo Capital include: MCI (2024) to L-GAM; Virosac (2024) to Sphère (Orienta Partners-backed); CTN Groupe (2023) to Management; Ubiqus (2022) to Management; Vulcanic (2022) to Equistone Partners; Sidac (2021) to Schur Flexibles Group; Prezioso (2003) to Management; Economie d'Energie to Groupe La Poste.
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