PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP
PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP is a Series C+, growth-equity and buyout fund in Europe, UK, Germany, Benelux, Italy, Spain, Norway, Denmark and Sweden writing $30M–$100M checks into Fintech, Healthcare, Marketplaces and business-services.
- Stages
- Series C+, growth-equity, buyout
- Sectors
- Fintech, Healthcare, Marketplaces, business-services
- Check size
- $30M–$100M
- Invests in
- Europe, UK, Germany, Benelux, Italy, Spain, Norway, Denmark, Sweden
- Round role
- Leads rounds
- Actively investing
- Yes
- Founded
- 1999
- Assets under management
- €1.5B
- Website
- palamon.com
Thesis
Palamon Capital Partners, LP is an independent private equity firm founded in 1999, specializing in European growth-oriented, service-based companies. They operate pan-Europeanly, with a focus on the UK, Germany, Benelux, Italy, Spain, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Palamon aims to be the lead investor, partnering with management to build value through operational improvements and growth strategies. Their investment strategy is thematic and top-down, identifying long-term growth trends. Key sectors include financial services (non-bank financing, payments, loyalty), business services (tech-leveraged, recurring revenue), consumer (evolving habits), and healthcare (specialist care). They typically engage in growth equity and buyout/LBO transactions, with equity investments ranging from €30 million to €100 million in the European lower mid-market. The firm manages funds with approximately €1.5 billion in equity capital and has deployed over €2.5 billion in mid-cap companies since inception.
Common questions
Does PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP invest at the Series C+ stage?
Yes. PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP lists Series C+, growth-equity and buyout among the stages it invests in.
What check size does PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP write?
PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP writes $30M–$100M checks.
Where does PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP invest?
PALAMON CAPITAL PARTNERS, LP invests in Europe, UK, Germany, Benelux, Italy, Spain, Norway, Denmark and Sweden.