09-10-2024; Africa Private Equity News
We highlight five North African private equity transactions, as featured in our Dealmaker’s Log. Mediterrania Capital Partners has announced a €57 million investment in Moroccan financial services provider Cash Plus together with FMO and IFC.
25-09-2024; VCCircle
Mediterrania Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in Malta, is planning to exit four remaining companies in its funds II and III. The firm is also aiming to reach the final close of its fourth investment vehicle, which has a target of US$382 million.
02-09-2024; Private Equity International
Despite the region’s embattled political environment, North Africa presents some interesting investment opportunities – especially in Morocco
24-07-2024; Atalayar
Interview with Albert Alsina, founder and CEO of Mediterrania Capital Partners, on the occasion of the Africa Spain Business Forum in Barcelona
28-05-2024; Financial Afrik
Mediterrania Capital Partners, une société de capital-investissement spécialisée dans les investissements de croissance pour les PME et les entreprises de taille moyenne en Afrique du Nord et en Afrique subsaharienne, annonce la nomination de Maty Ndiaye en tant que Directrice Générale pour la région de l’Afrique de l’Ouest.
08-05-2024; African Law & Business
The firm is exiting its partnership with a construction company approaching a EUR 1 billion market cap.
25-04-2024; Capital Riesgo
Mediterrania Capital Partners (MCP), una empresa de capital riesgo centrada en inversiones de crecimiento para PYME y empresas de mediana capitalización en África septentrional y subsahariana, anuncia que ha completado su proceso de salida de TGCC, una empresa líder de construcción e ingeniería civil con sede en Marruecos.
25-04-2024; VCCIRCLE
Mediterrania Capital Partners, a Malta-based private equity firm that focuses on growth-stage small and mid-sized businesses in North and Sub-Saharan Africa, fully monetized its investment in a Moroccan construction and civil engineering company after six years.
24-04-2024; Lavieeco
La société de capital-investissement était entrée en 2018 dans le capital de TGCC, l’un des leaders du secteur de la construction et du BTP au Maroc.
19-04-2024; Boursenews
Le flottant de TGCC devrait augmenter à la suite de ces cessions de la part du capital-investisseur.
