Astorg

European buyout firm targeting market-leading B2B companies in healthcare, software and services.

Website: astorg.com
Founded: 1998
Pricing: Mid-Cap funds target €100-400m deals; FlagShip funds €500m+
Country: France
Rating: No reviews yet

About Astorg

European buyout firm targeting market-leading B2B companies in healthcare, software, and services. Operates 27+ years with €24B+ AUM emphasizing dialogue-driven approach and listening culture to identify growth opportunities and align management teams through effective communication.

Key features

€24bn assets under management
Focus: healthcare, software, B2B services
Mid-Cap and FlagShip fund tiers
27% annualised gross return since inception (claimed)

Pros & cons

Pros

Strong software and healthcare specialism
Multiple fund sizes for different deals

Cons

Precise headquarters city not clearly stated
Concentrated sector bets increase risk

Reviews

No reviews yet. Be the first to share your experience with Astorg.

Frequently Asked Questions About Astorg

What are Astorg's four target sectors?

Software, healthcare, business services, and technology-based industrial companies.

Alternatives to Astorg

The Vistria Group
Impact-oriented investor targeting healthcare, education, and financial-services middle-market companies.
United States
Genstar Capital
San Francisco private equity firm focused on financial services, healthcare, software, and industrials.
United States
Unison Capital
Pioneer Japanese mid-cap private equity firm focused on healthcare, consumer and B2B services.
Japan
Nautic Partners
Providence, Rhode Island private equity firm investing in middle-market business services and healthcare.
United States
Advent International
Boston-founded global buyout firm investing across five core sectors in mid- to large-cap companies.
United States
Growthgate Capital
Dubai-based buyout firm targeting mid-sized companies across the GCC and MENA.
United Arab Emirates