VR Equitypartner acquires Informatik Consulting
The investment arm for DZ Bank, VR Equiytpartner, has acquired a controlling stake in software services provider Informatik Consulting Systems (ICS).
VR Equitypartner invests in profitable small- and medium-sized companies in the DACH region with experienced management teams. The company is sector-agnostic in its investments and prefers family-owned businesses.
The firm writes equity tickets of up to €20m. Wholly owned by DZ Bank, the firm acts as an evergreen fund.
Company
Established in 1966, ICS offers IT consultation and provides business management and security software services. The company has a turnover of €10.5m. The company is owned by three families.
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