Tracked deals
34
34 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Paris, France
Ardian is a global diversified private markets firm providing investment and customized solutions across Private Equity, Real Assets (including infrastructure) and Credit.
Tracked deals
34
34 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Recent pace
6
6 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
18 buyout · 9 addon · 4 divestiture
Last 8 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 34 tracked deals for Ardian.
Ardian is acquiring a majority stake in Munich Electrification from the company’s founders. The deal includes additional capital to accelerate Munich Electrification’s battery management systems strategy, geographic expansion, and planned selective buy-and-build opportunities, with founders retaining a minority stake.
Ennov, a Paris-headquartered provider of regulatory, quality, and clinical software for life sciences, announced a strategic growth investment led by Bregal Sagemount with participation from Ardian. The capital will support continued expansion, including AI innovation, global go-to-market acceleration, and scaling Ennov’s product offering.
Funds managed by Hamilton Lane led investment in Latour Capital’s single-asset continuation fund to acquire Gutor from Latour’s 2019 vintage fund. The continuation vehicle backed by Hamilton Lane and Ardian, with Patria as co-underwriter, also includes reinvestment and new capital from Gutor’s management team following Latour’s Schneider Electric carve-out in August 2023.
Impact Climate Technologies (ICT), a portfolio HVAC holding company of Ardian, has acquired Larry Wunsch & Associates (LWA), a San Antonio–based commercial HVAC and plumbing equipment representative and distributor. LWA will continue operating under its existing name and leadership while ICT provides strategic, operational, and sales resources to support growth and expand ICT's presence in Texas.
Cathay Capital has completed the sale of its approximately 5% minority stake in the Diot-Siaci Group, closing the ownership restructuring that was announced earlier in 2025. The buyer for Cathay's stake was not disclosed in the announcement; the group's shareholder base includes the Burrus Group and management as majority holders and institutional investors such as Ontario Teachers', Bpifrance and Mubadala, with Ardian named as a lead investor in the broader ownership reorganisation.
Ardian has announced a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Energia Group from I Squared Capital. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026, subject to regulatory approvals.
Norvestor created a continuation vehicle (Norvestor SPV III), supported by commitments from Norvestor IX and a syndicate of institutional investors, to acquire PHM Group Oy and Sperre Air Power AS from earlier Norvestor funds (Norvestor VIII and Norvestor SPV II). The transaction provides liquidity/options to existing investors while preserving follow-on capital and strategic support for the two companies’ growth and M&A agendas.
Ardian has acquired the remaining equity stake in Hill Top Energy Center, giving it 100% ownership and full operational control of the 620 MW combined-cycle gas turbine in western Pennsylvania. The asset sells capacity and energy into the PJM market and the transaction is Ardian Americas Infrastructure Fund V's first energy investment, intended to support long-term growth and reliable power supply for rising electricity demand.
Ferrovial and certain other shareholders completed the sale of 37.62% of FGP Topco (parent of Heathrow Airport Holdings Ltd) to Ardian and the Public Investment Fund (PIF) for GBP 3,259 million (approximately €4,000 million). Ferrovial sold a 19.75% stake, will retain a 5.25% holding (to be recorded as a financial investment) and expects to recognize an estimated €2,500 million profit related to the transaction.
PAI Partners and Ardian have agreed a deal under which PAI will acquire a majority stake in Audiotonix, becoming the company’s largest shareholder. Ardian will retain a minority stake alongside management.
Ardian is leading a consortium including Tikehau Capital, EMZ, Bpifrance, Amundi and the Fonds France Nucléaire (managed by Siparex) in a leveraged buyout of Vulcain Engineering. The transaction effects the exit of existing shareholders Equistone Partners Europe and Sagard while co-CEOs Frédéric Grard and Alban Guilloteau and more than 350 employee-shareholders strengthen their positions. The new financing will provide resources to accelerate Vulcain's international expansion, digitisation of engineering processes and continued external growth via acquisitions.
Ardian's North America Fund acquired a majority stake in Tom Barrow Company, a leading provider of commercial HVAC solutions headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The founding family and management will retain a meaningful minority ownership; financial terms were not disclosed and financing for the transaction included an unsecured term loan arranged by Platinum Equity's credit team.
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