In the last 3 years, Chequers Capital has acquired 2 companies.
Chequers Capital’s most common sectors for investment are business services (12%) and test/measurement equipment (8%). The Firm’s most common investment types include secondary buyout (56%) and buyout (lbo, mbo, mbi) (28%). In total, Chequers Capital has invested in 6 different countries. Its largest (disclosed) acquisition occurred in 2010 when it acquired Versatel Kabel for $74M.
In the last 3 years, Chequers Capital has exited 5 companies. The Firm’s most common exit type is secondary buyout (86%). Chequers Capital’s largest (disclosed) exit occurred in 2018 when it sold CORDENKA KG for $270M.
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5 Rue François 1er,
Paris, 75008
France,
(33) 1 53 57 61 00
www.chequerscapital.com
mail@chequerscapital.com
Chequers Capital is a private equity group focused on acquiring and developing small, medium and large-sized companies in partnership with management. Chequers primarily seeks opportunities in France, Germany, Italy, Benelux, Switzerland and Spain. The Firm looks to commit €40 to €150 million per investment in transactions valued between €80 and €500 million. Sectors of interest broadly include all areas of industrial, distribution, and services. Target transaction situations include turnarounds, recapitalizations, buyouts, and divestitures. Chequers Capital was formed in 1972 and is based in Paris.
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