Miura Private Equity combines agile analysis and structuring of investment opportunities with a practical and flexible approach to negotiations. In order to achieve this, Miura's investment criteria are very clear and transparent:

Company

Miura invests in solid businesses with ambitious development projects, which may either entail growth, consolidation or restructuring. The primary objective is to participate in companies with leading positions in their respective industries which present attractive and successful business models.

Miura invests in all sectors of activity, except for financial institutions and real estate companies.

Management Team

When carrying out the selection of investment opportunities, the Management Team of the company is considered by Miura an element of extraordinary importance.

Miura Private Equity partners with management teams that are highly motivated and confident of the development potential of their companies; that is, professionals with the highest levels of integrity and determination as well as the necessary capabilities to lead a successful business project.

These teams have the full support of Miura, which actively participates in the strategic definition and monitoring of the company through its presence in the governing bodies, hence contributing to the creation of value within the company.

One of the key success factors of any business venture is the correct alignment of interests of each and every party involved. Therefore, Miura offers to the management teams that it partners with favourable entry conditions for their participation in the share capital of the companies, as well as very attractive economic incentive schemes based on the achievement of business objectives.

Deal Type

Miura Private Equity participates primarily in companies with an enterprise value ranging from €15 to €60 million and will normally invest from €6 to €15 million in each company. Ideally, Miura will reach majority shareholding positions, although it may also take significant minority stakes in expansion projects.

Miura remains a shareholder of each company between three and six years, aiming at least to duplicating the value of the equity within the above mentioned time frame.