Portfolio companies

Jimmy Fairly is a French eyewear designer and retailer positioned on the affordable luxury segment. Jimmy Fairly is a digital native vertical brand (DNVB) established in 2011 by Antonin Chartier (CEO) and Sacha Bostoni (Deputy CEO). Tikehau arranged a Unitranche financing to support the acquisition of the company by HLD.

Founded in 2002 in Hamburg, GartenHaus is the e-commerce leader for garden houses, sheds, saunas and related garden products in the DACH & Scandinavian region. The company offers more than 30,000 private label and branded products and is operating across 10 European countries.

Founded in 2002 as a pure marketing and events organization in Japan, The Independents is a global experiential marketing and communication group dedicated to industry leaders across luxury and lifestyle industries.

Portfolio of 4 assets located in Stamford, CT and consisting c. 300,000 square feet to be refurbished and/or converted to flex, industrial warehouse and logistic space.

Founded in 2004, Valgo is a French company specialized in the remediation of polluted sites and soils. Valgo is present throughout the entire value chain of depollution and decontamination thanks to a model that integrates business expertise with a strategy for the management of polluted land, particularly brownfields.

Labeyrie is a leading European producer of “premium” convenience food products (such as foie gras, smoked salmon and fish, prawns, blini and spreadable etc) under owned brands (Labeyrie, Delpierre, Blini, etc) and private labels with major retailers.

Founded in 2014, Unique Heritage Media (“UHM”) is a media and publishing group dedicated to children and their relatives. Producer, editor as well as distributor, the Group strives to create material that innovates (print, digital, etc.), through various famous brands such as Papoum, Abricot, Pirouette, Je Lis Déjà!, Mille et Une Histoires and Quelle Histoire. Tikehau Capital also arranged financing for the company in October 2019.

Bridge operates nursing homes in France, predominantly located in rural areas and focused on medium-sized facilities. In 2020, the Group managed 814 beds in 16 nursing homes. The Group's strategy is to develop a network of nursing homes located in the same geographic area through external growth (6 acquisitions in 2018, 7 in 2019 and 3 in 2020) in order to implement synergies within the Group. Bridge focuses on acquiring ownership of each site and owns the vast majority of its network's real estate assets.

Established in 1902, Trainvest (formerly Compin) is the global leading provider of seats for passenger trains and buses & coaches with a 11% global market share and a 25% European market share in the passenger train seat market. Over the last few years, the Group has developed a comprehensive product and service offering, addressing all major segments of the passenger train and bus & coach markets, and allowing it to successfully shift from a core offering of train seats to become a worldwide specialist of turnkey interiors fitting solutions.

Operating since 2011, Intellera Consulting is the former division of PWC Italy providing consulting services to public clients, including Central Public Administration (e.g. national ministries), Local Public Administration (e.g. municipalities and regions) and healthcare operators in Italy.

Established in 1995 and listed since 2015, Focus Home Interactive (FHI) is a French developer and publisher of video games which it distributes globally, mainly for PC and consoles. Their portfolio includes various genres including adventure, simulation, wargames and RPG (role-playing games). FHI works with independent studios, and over 100 retail and online distributors. The group provides various services to support independent studios from design to commercialisation; creation, management of royalties, production supervision, marketing, launch and distribution.

Established in 1979 in Nantes, GSCM (Groupe Solfab Constructions Modulaires) is a leader in the modular construction market in France. It's founding company Solfab completed several acquisitions (namely Decortes in 2015, Bodard in 2017 and CNSE in 2019). GSCM designs, manufactures, sells, transports and installs temporary (i.e. 79% of its total sales) and permanent (i.e. 21% of its total sales) modular buildings (i.e. covering the whole module value chain).