
CapMan acquires stake in RealMachinery
CapMan has bought a minority stake in Finland-based earth-moving equipment company RealMachinery.
RealMachinery plans to strengthen its position in the leasing and financing market across the Nordic countries, broaden its service portfolio and enter new customer segments.
The deal marks the second acquisition of CapMan's 2017-vintage CapMan Growth Equity fund, having acquired a minority stake in Oulu-headquartered cybersecurity company Arctic Security in April this year. The fund held a final close on its €86m hard-cap in December 2017.
Company
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Lempäälä, Finland, RealMachinery sells, rents, maintains and equips earth-moving machinery. The firm recorded net sales of €65m in 2017 and employs a staff of 100.
People
CapMan Growth Equity – Antti Kummu (partner).
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