EURAZEO OPENS NEW OFFICE IN MUNICH, EXPANDING ITS GERMAN FOOTPRINT

Eurazeo announces the opening of its new office in the heart of Munich, at  Burgstraße 8. This location strengthens Eurazeo’s well-established German and European network and will serve as a strategic hub for its Elevate [Buyout] and Growth strategies, as well as for its Investor Relations activities. 

This marks Eurazeo’s third office in Germany, alongside its existing offices in Berlin and Frankfurt, further reinforcing its footprint and broad range of strategies across Buyout, Growth, Venture and Private Debt. The Group also has an established presence in Munich through Kurma Partners, which has been based locally since 2018.

Germany already represents a core market for Eurazeo where it has built a proven track record with close to €3 billion invested across 92 companies since 2005. Recent investments include OMMAX, Commercetools, and Cognigy - acquired in 2025 by NiCE Ltd for $955 million, the largest AI acquisition in Europe at the time - highlighting the Group’s continued commitment to the region. 

The office, managed both by Jan Haase, Managing Director and Head of DACH for the Elevate strategy, and Johann-Felix Herter, Managing Director and Head of DACH for the Investor Relations team, will ensure deeper connectivity to fast-growing tech and Mittelstand companies in the rich Bavarian ecosystem.

Beyond investment activities, the Munich office will also enhance the operational support provided to Eurazeo-backed companies, offering a local base to accelerate their growth across Germany and internationally.

Christophe Bavière and William Kadouch-Chassaing, Co-CEOs, declared:

“Opening an office in Munich marks a new chapter in Eurazeo’s European story, strengthening our footprint in Germany and the DACH region. Our presence in Munich will enhance Eurazeo’s access to high-quality industrial, healthcare and tech players. Eurazeo is ideally positioned to support German companies as they scale and expand globally, while continuing to strengthen its relationships with local investors and partners.”