Tracked deals
27
27 tracked deals across 2018-2026.
London, England, United Kingdom
Charterhouse is one of the longest established European private equity firms, making selective, conviction-led investments in high-quality mid-market companies in the Services and Healthcare sectors, partnering with founders and management to drive transformational change.
Tracked deals
27
27 tracked deals across 2018-2026.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
14 buyout · 7 addon · 5 growth capital
Last 8 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 27 tracked deals for Charterhouse Capital Partners.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has completed its acquisition of Animalcare Group after the animal healthcare company was delisted from the London Stock Exchange’s AIM market. Financial terms were not disclosed. The deal positions Animalcare as a platform for continued innovation, international expansion, and additional strategic acquisitions in the global animal health sector.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has welcomed Peugeot Invest and Hayfin Capital as minority investors in the newly formed Novétude Group, a European healthcare education platform built around Novétude Santé. Charterhouse will retain a majority stake while the new investors provide growth capital to support international expansion and platform development across healthcare education programs.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has agreed to acquire ESTYA (formerly ERIS), a leading French provider of electronic fire safety and security systems, in a transaction in which ESTYA's management are reinvesting and Chequers Capital will remain a significant shareholder. Headquartered in Paris, ESTYA delivers around €120m in revenue from a network of 15 agencies and will partner with Charterhouse to professionalise and internationalise the business through organic growth and M&A across France and other European markets.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has agreed to acquire Metrodora, a Madrid-headquartered education group focused on healthcare and sports training, from Magnum Capital. Charterhouse will partner with Metrodora founder Jordi Roche, who will remain a significant investor, to accelerate the group's growth, consolidation and international expansion across Spain and Latin America.
Two Circles, the Charterhouse-backed sports and entertainment data business, has acquired KORE, a leading sponsorship and fan-engagement intelligence platform, from Serent Capital. The deal expands Two Circles' technology and data capabilities in North America and strengthens its measurement, data management and business intelligence offerings for sports and entertainment customers.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has announced an investment in Skin Tech Pharma Group, a Spain-headquartered medical aesthetics manufacturer founded by Dr Philippe Deprez. The partnership will support Skin Tech’s organic growth (product innovation and market entry) and pursue inorganic expansion through targeted M&A while the founder is re-investing in the business.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has agreed to acquire data-driven sports marketing firm Two Circles from Bruin Capital for roughly $315 million. Two Circles, headquartered in London and employing around 600 people, will continue to be led by CEO Gareth Balch with the existing management team reinvesting in the business as Charterhouse backs the company to expand its capabilities and enter new markets.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has invested in Labomar S.p.A., partnering with founder and CEO Walter Bertin and existing minority shareholder Cleon Capital; Labomar's shares were delisted as part of the transaction. Charterhouse will support Labomar's next phase of growth via a buy-and-build strategy to consolidate fragmented markets and expand the company's CDMO capabilities across food supplements, medical devices and functional cosmetics.
Latour Capital and Charterhouse Capital Partners have increased their investment in Funecap Groupe, the Paris-headquartered leader in European funeral services, alongside additional participation from unnamed LP co-investors. The transaction provides partial liquidity to Charterhouse's existing investors, includes an attractive new debt package, and will fund Funecap's continued buy-and-build expansion across Europe.
Charterhouse-backed Funecap Groupe has acquired Facultatieve Group, including its UK subsidiary Facultatieve Technologies Limited. The deal expands Funecap's crematoria management and equipment capabilities across Europe (strengthening positions in the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland and the UK) and bolsters its leadership in crematoria equipment and maintenance; Facultatieve's management will remain as significant shareholders.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Kids&Us, the Spain‑based English language teaching provider for children, partnering with the company's founders and existing investor Corpfin Capital who are reinvesting. The investment will support Kids&Us' international expansion across Europe and other regions and fund further development of supplementary digital content to enhance the company's hybrid classroom and digital offering.
Charterhouse Capital Partners has entered into an agreement to invest in Amtivo, a London-headquartered provider of accredited certification, training and technology-enabled services. Charterhouse is acquiring Amtivo from August Equity (which will retain a minority stake), and will work with management to drive organic growth and continue an acquisition-led expansion strategy.
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