Companies with growth or improvement potential. That is what we prefer. Irrespective of the sector, we invest in companies and projects with a history and a future.
Investment since 2009
Industrial packaging
550 million euros
Foresco was launched a century ago as a Belgian timber trading company. In 2009, the company was struggling due to the financial crisis. It had a revenue of EUR 15 million and was operating at a loss with an outdated sales approach, infrastructure, processes, organisation and IT...
Investment since 2014
Medical devices
75 million euros
Arseus Medical is a medical device distributor and service provider in a wide range of medical specialties. In 2014 it formed part of a listed group (Fagron), but its operations were non-core. Dynamica took over the division and made it an independent entity (carve-out) with regard to IT, logistics, finance, HR, etc. Very soon after the acquisition, they launched a buy & build process and completed multiple acquisitions. In 2017, GIMV became co-owner to accelerate the acquisition strategy and international expansion.
Investment since 2020
Testing equipment
30 million euros
Over many years, Rycobel had built up a solid foundation as a distributor and service provider of measuring and testing equipment. However, the company had a rather conservative approach and had never ventured far beyond their existing product portfolio in pursuit of growth...
Investment since 2018
Cookware and home accessories
25 million euros
Enabling a cookware distributor to accelerate its growth through further expansion and internationalisation of own brands; that is the LivWise success story. This growth was supported by scaling up distribution activities within the Benelux and two additional acquisitions following Dynamica’s involvement.
Investment since 2020
IT services
150 million euros
Despite its position as a leading provider of IT services in Luxembourg, System Solutions faced several significant challenges. Their ability to grow was hampered by a strong dependence on their founder, too great an emphasis on hardware sales, a weak reporting system and a profit margin with room for improvement....