Key Takeaways
- • LGT Capital Partners and Coller Capital, now part of EQT, are co-leading a €1.25bn continuation fund for EMK, according to the headline of the source article.
- • The continuation vehicle is tied to VDK Groep, a Netherlands-based technical installation services group.
- • VDK Groep operates across the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Sweden.
- • The transaction is a continuation fund structure, which allows existing investors to retain exposure to the asset while providing liquidity to others.
Summary
LGT and Coller EQT are co-leading a €1.25bn continuation fund for EMK, a transaction involving VDK Groep, according to the headline of the source article. The source describes VDK Groep as a Netherlands-based technical installation services group with operations across the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Sweden.
The primary source available for this story is limited to the headline and a brief company description, with the full article behind a registration gate. Details such as the fund's close date, the number of participating investors, the valuation of VDK Groep, and the specific roles of each lead investor were not available in the material reviewed.
Continuation funds of this type typically allow a sponsor to move a mature asset into a new vehicle, offering existing investors the option to sell or roll over their stakes while bringing in new capital from secondary buyers. Readers seeking the full terms should consult the original article.
The primary source available for this story is limited to the headline and a brief company description, with the full article behind a registration gate. Details such as the fund's close date, the number of participating investors, the valuation of VDK Groep, and the specific roles of each lead investor were not available in the material reviewed.
Continuation funds of this type typically allow a sponsor to move a mature asset into a new vehicle, offering existing investors the option to sell or roll over their stakes while bringing in new capital from secondary buyers. Readers seeking the full terms should consult the original article.
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