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MIDEUROPA LLP

MIDEUROPA LLP is a Series C+, buyout and other fund in central-and-eastern-europe, western-balkans and poland writing $50M–$300M checks into Healthcare, Marketplaces, services, technology, telecommunications, clean-energy, food, building-materials, logistics, e-commerce and manufacturing.

Stages
Series C+, buyout, other
Sectors
Healthcare, Marketplaces, services, technology, telecommunications, clean-energy, food, building-materials, logistics, e-commerce, manufacturing
Check size
$50M–$300M
Invests in
central-and-eastern-europe, western-balkans, poland
Round role
Leads rounds
Actively investing
Yes
Founded
1999
Assets under management
€6.8B

Thesis

MidEuropa LLP is an independent private equity firm founded in 1999, specializing in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) growth markets. With over €6.8 billion in assets under management, they focus on acquiring controlling stakes in market-leading companies across consumer, healthcare, services, and technology sectors. Their investment strategy emphasizes sustainable growth, international expansion, and operational excellence, often employing a 'buy-and-build' approach to consolidate markets. They typically invest between €50 million and €300 million in businesses with enterprise values up to €1.5 billion. Their most recent fund, MidEuropa Fund VI, targets mid-market companies in Poland, CEE, and the Western Balkans. The firm has a pan-regional approach, investing across 20 countries and has a team of over 50 professionals operating from offices in London, Warsaw, Bucharest, Luxembourg, and Guernsey. MidEuropa is a signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment and is actively seeking new investments.

Common questions

Does MIDEUROPA LLP invest at the Series C+ stage?

Yes. MIDEUROPA LLP lists Series C+, buyout and other among the stages it invests in.

What check size does MIDEUROPA LLP write?

MIDEUROPA LLP writes $50M–$300M checks.

Where does MIDEUROPA LLP invest?

MIDEUROPA LLP invests in central-and-eastern-europe, western-balkans and poland.

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