Egeria

Egeria operates four discrete practices: a mid-market private equity fund, an evergreen fund with no fixed life, a real estate investment arm, and a social-impact initiative called Egeria Do. The sixth PE fund closed at €1.25 billion in equity commitments (per the firm, 2026), while the evergreen fund holds €700 million in committed capital and targets platform companies of €300–€500 million in enterprise value.

Day-to-day management sits with a partnership group that includes CEO Egbert Prenger and managing partners Mark Wetzels, Hannes Rumer, and Todd Ofenloch. Founding partner Peter Visser and chairman Dirk Visser oversee board-level governance. The investment committee draws on this partnership rather than a single-family allocator.

Egeria is an independent investment company, not a single family office. Although founded by Peter Visser, the firm manages co-mingled capital across multiple vehicles and lists a broad partnership of non-family managing partners.

Mid-market buyout activity concentrates on the Benelux and DACH regions. The evergreen fund sources global niche platforms with reach into North America, supported by a Boston office. Real estate investments sit in the Netherlands, Germany, and the United States.

Egeria invests directly into companies — both through its closed-end buyout fund and the evergreen vehicle. The firm does not publicly advertise a fund-of-funds or LP commitment programme.

The evergreen fund has an indefinite lifetime and targets five to seven global platform companies held for 10-plus years, while the buyout fund operates on a standard 5- to 7-year hold horizon from a closed-end €1.25 billion pool. The evergreen's €700 million commitment size is roughly 56% of the flagship fund, making it a material second engine.

Egeria Do is the firm's social-impact practice, investing in projects that generate measurable societal progress alongside financial returns. It sits as a separate practice alongside private equity, real estate, and listed investments.