Re-Sources Capital

About Re-Sources Capital

Re-Sources Capital is a private equity firm with capital deployed across 2 active fund vehicles and a founding year of 2014, headquartered in Paris. The platform targets majority and significant minority stakes in European mid-cap businesses across business services, consumer, industrials, software and financials, deploying institutional capital from successive flagship vehicles.

Investment thesis

The platform deploys buyout and growth equity capital across business services, consumer, industrials, software and financials 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 La Chambre Aux Confitures (consumer, 2019). The platform tracks 2 fund vehicles, 22 active portfolio companies and 1 realised exit across the strategy's history.

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does Re-Sources Capital focus on?

Re-Sources Capital focuses on Growth, Buyout strategies in the private equity space.

How many portfolio companies does Re-Sources Capital have?

Re-Sources Capital has 28 active portfolio companies and 15 completed exits and 1 fund tracked on GP Intel.

Where is Re-Sources Capital headquartered?

Re-Sources Capital is headquartered in La Madeleine, France.

When was Re-Sources Capital founded?

Re-Sources Capital was founded in 2014.

What sectors does Re-Sources Capital invest in?

Re-Sources Capital invests across Business Services, Industrials, Consumer, Software, TMT, Healthcare.

What are Re-Sources Capital's recent exits?

Recent realized exits by Re-Sources Capital include: Groupe BTC (2026) to FG Bros (Belgian family office); Labaronne-Citaf (2026) to Benoît Balandras; Lotronic (2026) to Management (Pierre Ghennassia); Piazza Coffrage Solutions (2026) to FG Bros (Belgian family office); Renson (2025) to Bpifrance & Banque Populaire Nord Développement (Crédit Mutuel Equity reinvesting); Alive (2023) to IDIA Capital Investissement, Bpifrance and IRD Invest; Cevino Glass (2023) to Siparex Midcap, Bpifrance, Rives Croissance (MBO ter, founder Thierry Gautier majority); Humanoid (2022) to Groupe EBRA.