TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED
TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED is a Series C+ and buyout fund in the US, Europe, Asia, United Kingdom, Germany and Australia writing $100M+ checks into Developer Tools, renewable-energy, real-estate and manufacturing.
- Stages
- Series C+, buyout
- Sectors
- Developer Tools, renewable-energy, real-estate, manufacturing
- Check size
- $100M+
- Invests in
- US-wide, Europe, Asia, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia
- Round role
- Leads rounds
- Actively investing
- Yes
- Founded
- 2002
- Assets under management
- $18B
- Website
- terrafirma.com
Thesis
Headquartered in London, UK, the firm manages approximately $18 billion in assets. Their investment strategy focuses on control-oriented buyouts of mature, asset-heavy companies with enterprise values between €500 million and €3 billion. They target sectors such as infrastructure, renewable energy, real estate, and specialized manufacturing, particularly in companies that may be out of favor, under-managed, or under-capitalized. Terra Firma emphasizes fundamental, long-term operational changes, strong corporate governance, and positive environmental and social impacts. They invest across Europe and Asia, with a notable focus on the UK and Germany, and have also invested in North America and Australia. The firm does not engage in venture or growth equity. They are known for large-scale equity investments, typically investing $100 million or more on average. Terra Firma has raised five private equity funds, with TFCP III (2006) having €5.4 billion and TFCP II (2004) having €2.1 billion in commitments.
Common questions
Does TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED invest at the Series C+ stage?
Yes. TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED lists Series C+ and buyout among the stages it invests in.
What check size does TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED write?
TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED writes $100M+ checks.
Where does TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED invest?
TERRA FIRMA CAPITAL PARTNERS LIMITED invests in the US, Europe, Asia, United Kingdom, Germany and Australia.