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ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS

ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS is a Series C+ and buyout fund in Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Poland and Romania writing $30M–$75M checks into Healthcare, circular-economy, digital-and-technology, e-commerce, modern-logistics and specialist-manufacturing.

Stages
Series C+, buyout
Sectors
Healthcare, circular-economy, digital-and-technology, e-commerce, modern-logistics, specialist-manufacturing
Check size
$30M–$75M
Invests in
Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Poland, Romania
Round role
Leads rounds
Actively investing
Yes
Founded
2007
Assets under management
€1.3B

Thesis

Abris Capital Partners is an independent private equity fund manager established in 2007, focusing on Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). With approximately €1.3 billion in capital across three funds, Abris targets mid-market businesses, particularly in Poland and Romania, aiming to deliver superior returns. Their strategy involves identifying, unlocking, and realizing value through control investments, with equity tickets ranging from €30 million to €75 million. They drive growth via M&A, internationalization, and ESG transformation, seeking to turn local leaders into regional and international champions. Key sectors include healthcare, circular economy, digital and technology, e-commerce, modern logistics, and specialist manufacturing. Abris is notable for its commitment to ESG, being the first CEE private equity firm certified as a B Corp in 2023. They typically hold investments for 3-5+ years and emphasize a 'sell-before-buy' approach with a clear value-creation plan. The firm has a team of around 40 professionals and has completed 28 investments and over 50 add-on acquisitions.

Common questions

Does ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS invest at the Series C+ stage?

Yes. ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS lists Series C+ and buyout among the stages it invests in.

What check size does ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS write?

ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS writes $30M–$75M checks.

Where does ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS invest?

ABRIS CAPITAL PARTNERS invests in Central Europe, Eastern Europe, Poland and Romania.

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