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Golding continues successful buyout strategy and closes flagship »Golding Buyout 2021« at €250 million

Munich – Golding Capital Partners has announced the final closing of its Article 8 fund »Golding Buyout 2021« with capital commitments totalling €250 million. The successful continuation of the established buyout series in its fourth generation combines primaries, secondaries and co-investments and this strategy has convinced both German and international investors. In addition to numerous existing investors, Golding has brought on board new investors in the form of foundations, savings banks and family offices.

 

The fund portfolio is progressing very well. We're particularly proud of our existing portfolio of primary funds, which often offer exclusive access to high-quality investment opportunities. Our early launch of co-investment and secondaries programs has already yielded positive results, and we've begun to realize successful exits.

Daniel Boege, Partner & Head of Buyout at Golding

 

The broadly diversified portfolio enables exclusive investments in selected small and mid-cap companies throughout Europe and the USA. The focus is on companies with growth potential in resilient target sectors such as technology, healthcare and B2B services. When selecting target funds, Golding relies entirely on experienced managers who support the growth of such companies through active value creation.

With over two decades of successful investing in the buyout asset class, Golding has established a strong track record. Our extensive partner network, superior market access, and ability to assemble attractive portfolios have been key to our success. We're particularly pleased to offer »Golding Buyout 2021« as our first Article 8 buyout fund in terms of the EU Sustainable Financial Disclosure Regulation.

Hubertus Theile-Ochel, Managing Partner at Golding

 

Similar to its successful predecessor funds, »Golding Buyout 2021« will ultimately comprise a broadly diversified portfolio with more than 300 individual investments. The fund targets net returns of between 12% and 14%.

Golding’s buyout segment currently has around €2.7 billion in assets under management. With consistent net returns in excess of 14%, Golding's strategies have consistently outperformed the original target returns and rank in the top quartile for Buyout Fund-of-Funds.

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