Re-Sources Capital buys Novatim stake from Siparex

Re-Sources manages a fund backed by entrepreneurs and usually invests tickets between €200,000-3m, with holding periods ranging from five to eight years.

Siparex injected €1m into the French IT outsourcing services business in 2012, before being joined by CM-CIC Investissement in 2015. Siparex held a minority stake, which it sold to Re-Sources, while management is understood to be retaining a majority stake.

Company
Established in 2006, Novatim is a provider of IT outsourcing services. Headquartered in Paris, France, the company generated a turnover of approximately €3m in 2011 – this has risen to €9m in 2016 and the company expects revenues to increase to €12m in 2017.

People
Re-Sources Capital – Romain Rastel (investment director).
Siparex – Antoine Puget, Marlène Rey (senior investment managers).

Advisers
Equity – Carmine Capital, Anne-Laure Beuriot (corporate finance);  ACD Conseils, Cyril Doukhan (financial due diligence); DLGA, Charles Delavenne (legal).
Company – Kohn & Associés, Valérie Desvimes, Fabien Giltat (legal).

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