
Miura acquires 80% stake in Gescobro
Miura Private Equity has acquired an 80% stake of the leading credit management services company Gescobro.
The management buyout (MBO) sees the company's CEO, invest alongside Miura and take the remaining 20% stake in the business.
Gescobro was established in 1980 by Carlos García Pons and Mª Dolors Godall, and over the past 30 years it has achieved a privileged position among management services companies operating in Spain.It employs more than 300 people and has offices in Barcelona, Madrid and Oporto.
In 2009, Gescobro managed unpaid debt files with a value of more than €2bn, resulting in a total recovery of €105m.
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