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Teleios Capital Partners GmbH is a Swiss private company located in Zug with a presence in several countries, that provides investment advice. The firm was founded in 2013. Glen Craig Millar has been the CEO since 2017. Teleios Capital Partners GmbH controls a large interest in Maisons du Monde SA (20.20 %).The company says this about itself: Teleios Capital Partners LLC is a Switzerland-based investment manager focused on European mid-market companies where it seeks to create value through constructive engagement. Teleios manages capital for leading European and US foundations, family offices and institutions.

PAM is an active investor which manages portfolios invested primarily in equity with the bulk of their investments in European securities. They focus on mid- to small-caps, but have no market-cap restrictions, also investing in larger companies. Their investment philosophy includes the use of long-only and long/short equity strategies; however the firm rarely uses short positions. The fund manager may employ gearing to enhance market exposure.

LCM seeks to provide investors with consistently superior, risk-adjusted, long-term absolute returns as its common goal among its diverse range of investment products. They are a value equity manager that specializes in bottom-up stock selection with a focus on the European markets. The firm employs a deep value investment approach and concentrates on generating longer term annualized returns with less emphasis on managing monthly volatility.

Blackstone Corporate Private Equity invests in growth-oriented companies located across the globe. The firm targets companies operating in the fields of broad range of sectors. It provides financing for buyout and growth capital requirements.

Waterland is an active private equity investor. They support medium-sized firms in terms of finance, strategy and operations. They seek to enable their portfolio firms to achieve growth both organically and through acquisitions. They focus on entrepreneurial firms with revenue levels from €10 to €150 million.Waterland utilizes a consolidation strategy and seeks markets displaying consistent growth, sufficient size and sustainable profitability, with fragmentation and consolidation indicators. Sectors undergoing change due to trends such as outsourcing and efficiency, an ageing population and leisure and luxury are also specific targets. Waterland has invested in diverse businesses such as IT services, adventure travel, childcare, dental laboratories, mobility aids, sports and fitness centers, nursing homes and financial services.Waterland operates through a range of private equity transactions such as providing expansion capital for accelerated growth, MBOs and divestments. Their buy-and-build strategy provides an initial platform for further scalable expansion. They target primary investments in portfolio firms located in Germany, Belgium and The Netherlands. Subsequent strategic growth investments are then built on in any geographic region.