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VækstPartner Kapital

VækstPartner Kapital

Ry, Denmark·Founded 2016··vpkapital.dk

VaekstPartner Kapital (VPK) is a Danish lower-mid-market growth-equity firm founded in 2016 and based in Ry that takes active majority and minority ownership in scalable Danish B2B software, industrial-technology and business-services SMEs with revenues of roughly DKK 10 to 100 million. It invests growth and succession capital through a series of closed-end funds (VPK Fond I, II and III) and works hands-on with founders on strategy, buy-and-build and operational execution.

AUM
–
Funds
3
vintages 2016–2023
Portfolio
14
Exits
9

VækstPartner Kapital is a Ry growth equity firm with 14 active companies and 9 exits.

Key takeaways
  • ·9 exits in the last 5 years · consistent DPI cadence.
  • ·Average hold across 9 realized deals: 4 years.
  • ·Top sector focus: Software (43% of portfolio).
  • ·Fund cadence: ~4Y between vintages · last raise 2023.

Sector breakdown

23 companies
Software
10 · 43%
Industrials
4 · 17%
IT Services
3 · 13%
MedTech
2 · 9%
Business Services
2 · 9%
Data & Analytics
1 · 4%
AI/ML
1 · 4%

Key facts

HQRy, Denmark
Founded2016
Employees8+

Recent exits

VækstPartner Kapital sold TriVision to Insort in 2025 after 9 years.

VækstPartner Kapital sold Capturi to Puzzel in 2024 after 3 years.

VækstPartner Kapital sold Mobaro to eSmiley in 2024 after 7 years.

VækstPartner Kapital sold Blue Idea to F24 in 2023 after 2 years.

Coverage notes

3 funds tracked, 23 portfolio companies (14 active · 9 realized). Verified weekly from public filings and deal announcements.

Funds & portfolio

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

3 funds
VPK Fond III
Growth2023€54M8 assets

Unrealized

8 held
CompanyEntry
Blue Line Industrial IT
IT Services · Denmark
2025
byACRE
MedTech · Denmark
2023
Dataminds
Data & Analytics · Denmark
2024
GolfNext
Software · Denmark
2025
Gruber
MedTech · Denmark
2026
Ørsted Telte
Business Services · Denmark
2024
Subit
Software · Denmark
2026
Truckplanner
Software · Denmark
2023
VPK Fond IIHarvesting
Growth2019€49M4 assets5 exits

Unrealized

4 held
CompanyEntry
AccuRanker
Software · Denmark
2023
ADDvision
IT Services · Denmark
2022
Bizbrains
IT Services · Denmark
2020
ROEQ
Industrials · Denmark
2020

Realized

5 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
Blue Idea
Software · Denmark
20212023Trade SaleF24–
Capturi
AI/ML · Denmark
20212024Trade SalePuzzel–
Hjernø
Industrials · Denmark
20192023–––
Sax Lift
Industrials · Denmark
20192023Trade SaleIndutrade–
Webshipper
Software · Denmark
20192021Trade SalenShift–
VPK Fond IHarvesting
Growth20162 assets4 exits

Unrealized

2 held
CompanyEntry
Playable
Software · Denmark
2018
Reproflex
Business Services · Denmark
2018

Realized

4 exits
CompanyEntryExitTypeBuyerMOIC
CIM Industrial Systems
Software · Denmark
20182021Trade SaleXANO–
Lifeshelter
Industrials · Denmark
20162021–––
Mobaro
Software · Denmark
20172024Trade SaleeSmiley–
TriVision
Software · Denmark
20162025Trade SaleInsort–

Frequently asked questions

What investment strategy does VækstPartner Kapital focus on?
VækstPartner Kapital focuses on Growth strategies in the private equity space.
How many portfolio companies does VækstPartner Kapital have?
VækstPartner Kapital has 14 active portfolio companies and 9 completed exits and 3 funds tracked on GP Intel.
Where is VækstPartner Kapital headquartered?
VækstPartner Kapital is headquartered in Ry, Denmark.
When was VækstPartner Kapital founded?
VækstPartner Kapital was founded in 2016.
What sectors does VækstPartner Kapital invest in?
VækstPartner Kapital invests across Software, Industrials, Business Services.
What are VækstPartner Kapital's recent exits?
Recent realized exits by VækstPartner Kapital include: TriVision (2025) to Insort; Capturi (2024) to Puzzel; Mobaro (2024) to eSmiley; Blue Idea (2023) to F24; Sax Lift (2023) to Indutrade; Webshipper (2021) to nShift; CIM Industrial Systems (2021) to XANO.
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