Nordian acquires majority stake in Jumpsquare
Netherlands-based GP Nordian Capital Partners has acquired a majority stake in Netherlands-based trampoline entertainment park group Jumpsquare.
With the fresh capital, Jumpsquare plans on capitalising on market growth in the trampoline segment to expand inside and outside the Netherlands. It expects to open new parks across the region and is also actively seeking add-on acquisitions.
Nordian is currently investing from Nordian Fund II, which held a final close on €300m in September 2014.
Nordian is owned by Rabobank, which has a 40% equity stake in the GP. Rabo Capital span out of Rabobank and has continued its buyout activity as Nordian Capital Partners since September 2014. The GP focuses on the acquisition of majority stakes in Dutch companies that generate operating profit of at least €3m. The vehicle has a generalist approach, though sectors such as food, health and services are favoured.
Company
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Nijmegen, Gelderland, Jumpsquare is a group of trampoline entertainment parks in the Netherlands and Belgium. The company is based in eight locations and aims for 30 locations in the Netherlands, with 10 planned in the coming year.
People
Nordian Capital Partners – Joost Sars (partner).
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