PORTFOLIO
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LUXEM’s global investment portfolio is unique in a number of ways. It’s what makes LUXEM one of the leading global private equity firms.
Angel
Through its Angel strategy vehicles, LUXEM invests in technology-enabled companies operating in the consumer goods, services and technology-related sectors. We seek companies with founders of exceptional profile, aggressively disrupting large and untapped market opportunities. Active investment geographies include the US, EU and the Middle East.
Growth
Within the growth stage of private companies, LUXEM focuses on sourcing direct opportunities in the consumer goods, services, technology, financial (excluding real estate) and basic materials sectors. We work directly with founders and management teams to structure expansion capital financing rounds, often times actively enlisting other value added co-investors to participate alongside our capital.
Buyout
Within the Buyout segment of private equity, LUXEM chooses to participate in opportunities led by reputable institutional sponsors. The team sources and evaluates opportunities across the broad spectrum of economic sectors and geographies. The company seeks to invest only with the leading buyout firms (in respect to historical financial performance) as well those sponsors that have demonstrated sector and market specialization.
Secondary
Through its Secondary Investment vehicles, LUXEM sources and acquires limited partnership interests in private equity funds from motivated sellers through niche channels of the broad secondary market. The company’s focus remains on acquiring interests in top quartile funds which are mostly funded and are trading at attractive discounts.
Special Situations
Special Situations are best defined as opportunistic transactions that do not qualify into LUXEM’s existing private equity strategies’ mandate. LUXEM may get access to such unique opportunities through its vast network of partners or actively seek exposure to such situations based on a specific request from investors. Recent examples include a pre-IPO opportunity and a the co-management of a frontier market fund.