
Gamma Capital Partners have extended funds
Austrian venture company Gamma Capital Partners (GCP) has extended the lifespan of two of its funds.
Gamma II and ILAB 24 have both been extended until 2012/13. GCP states that 10 portfolio companies have not hit expected growth targets and it would be a costly mistake to sell the companies in the current market
Venture funds Gamma II had a target of €25m and ILAB 24 of €20m. The funds should have been closed at the end of 2010. GCP is focused on financing technology companies in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the CEE countries.
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