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Trades about 59% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
CapMan Oyj stands as a prominent Nordic alternative asset manager, distinguished by its proactive approach to enhancing value. The firm specializes in private equity and venture capital, deploying strategies that span growth capital, industry consolidation, turnarounds, recapitalizations, middle market buyouts, and offering credit and mezzanine financing for unlisted entities. Beyond private companies, CapMan also invests in value-add and income-generating real estate, alongside critical infrastructure projects in the energy, transportation, and telecommunications sectors. Primarily, CapMan operates through typically closed-end funds, strategically directing capital into businesses and assets across the Nordic region, all in line with specific fund mandates. These funds generally divest their holdings within a three to six-year timeframe, either through strategic trade sales or initial public offerings (IPOs). The company also oversees a selection of open-ended investment vehicles. Established in 1989, CapMan Oyj is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland, maintaining an international presence with additional offices in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Oslo, Luxembourg, and London. Listed on Nasdaq Helsinki since 2001, the firm further underlines its dedication to sustainable practices by having been a signatory to the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) since 2012.
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