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KGAL

Gruenwald, Germany·Founded 1968··kgal.de

KGAL is a Gruenwald-based real-asset investment manager founded in 1968 that manages around EUR 15 billion for institutional and private investors across sustainable infrastructure, real estate and aviation. Its sustainable infrastructure arm has invested directly in European renewable energy since 2003 through the European Sustainable Power Fund (ESPF) series, building direct equity stakes in onshore and offshore wind, solar PV, battery storage and green hydrogen assets. The firm is led by co-CEOs Florian Martin and Andre Zuecker, with Michael Ebner responsible for the sustainable infrastructure asset class.

AUM
€15.0B
Funds
3
vintages 2017–2023
Portfolio
12
Exits
5

KGAL is a Gruenwald real estate firm with €15.0B AUM, 12 active companies and 5 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·5 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 5 realized deals: 6 years.
  • ·Top sector focus: ClimateTech (100% of portfolio).
  • ·Fund cadence: ~3Y between vintages · last raise 2023.

Geography breakdown

6 geographies
Germany
9 · 53%
Poland
3 · 18%
Italy
2 · 12%
Denmark
1 · 6%
Czech Republic
1 · 6%
Sweden
1 · 6%

Key facts

HQGruenwald, Germany
Founded1968
Employees350+
Websitekgal.de

Recent exits

KGAL sold Spalletti Solar Park to Altea Green Power in 2026 after 5 years.

KGAL sold Ciekocinko Wind Farm to Octopus Energy Generation in 2026 after 6 years.

KGAL sold Krasin Wind Farm to Octopus Energy Generation in 2026 after 6 years.

KGAL sold Rywald Wind Farm to Octopus Energy Generation in 2026 after 5 years.

Coverage notes

3 funds tracked, 17 portfolio companies (12 active · 5 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

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

3 funds
KGAL ESPF 6
Impact2023€250M2 assets

Unrealized

2 held
CompanyEntry
Arcadia eFuels
ClimateTech · Denmark
2023
Lubmin Hydrogen Platform
ClimateTech · Germany
2024
KGAL ESPF 5
Energy2020€344M8 assets1 exits

Unrealized

8 held
CompanyEntry
Bierbergen Wind Farm
ClimateTech · Germany
2025
Calvoerde Ost Solar Park
ClimateTech · Germany
2023
Calvoerde West Solar Park
ClimateTech · Germany
2024
GP Joule Projects
ClimateTech · Germany
2022
Grauingen Solar Park
ClimateTech · Germany
2024
Grevesmuehlen Battery Storage
ClimateTech · Germany
2026
PVPP Saxonie Solar Park
ClimateTech · Czech Republic
2024
SEO Holding Battery Storage
ClimateTech · Italy
2024

Realized

1 exit
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Spalletti Solar Park
ClimateTech · Italy
20212026Trade SaleAltea Green Power–
KGAL ESPF 4
Energy2017€750M2 assets4 exits

Unrealized

2 held
CompanyEntry
GP Joule Projects
ClimateTech · Germany
2022
Veja Mate Offshore Wind Farm
ClimateTech · Germany
2019

Realized

4 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Baeckhammar Wind Farm
ClimateTech · Sweden
20182025Trade SaleAneo–
Ciekocinko Wind Farm
ClimateTech · Poland
20202026Trade SaleOctopus Energy Generation–
Krasin Wind Farm
ClimateTech · Poland
20202026Trade SaleOctopus Energy Generation–
Rywald Wind Farm
ClimateTech · Poland
20212026Trade SaleOctopus Energy Generation–

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does KGAL focus on?
KGAL focuses on Real Estate, Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does KGAL have?
KGAL has 12 active portfolio companies and 5 completed exits and 3 funds tracked on GP Intel.
Where is KGAL headquartered?
KGAL is headquartered in Gruenwald, Germany.
What is KGAL's assets under management?
KGAL manages approximately €15.0B in assets under management.
When was KGAL founded?
KGAL was founded in 1968.
What sectors does KGAL invest in?
KGAL invests across Energy, Real Estate, Industrials.
What are KGAL's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by KGAL include: Spalletti Solar Park (2026) to Altea Green Power; Ciekocinko Wind Farm (2026) to Octopus Energy Generation; Krasin Wind Farm (2026) to Octopus Energy Generation; Rywald Wind Farm (2026) to Octopus Energy Generation; Baeckhammar Wind Farm (2025) to Aneo.
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Last updated August 2026 · Sourced from public filings · Report an issue