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Equinox Industries
Equinox Industries is an industrial holding company based in Paris, France. It invests private equity in businesses facing turnaround, restructuring, or...
Equinox Industries
Equinox Industries is an industrial holding company based in Paris, France. It invests private equity in businesses facing turnaround, restructuring, or shareholding issues. Investments are made through nonhostile and consensual means.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
1999
Location
Region
Europe
Country
France
City
Paris
Corporate office
20, boulevard Montmartre, 75009 Paris, France
Principals
Charles-Henri Rossignol
Managing Partner
Simon Veyret
Directeur d'Investissement
Didier Quillot
Senior Advisor
Rick Schreiber
Senior Advisor
Christophe Delahousse
Senior Advisor
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who manages investment decisions at Equinox Industries?
Managing Partner Charles-Henri Rossignol leads deal origination, execution and portfolio management. Rossignol previously co-founded the €200 million FCDE fund, served as CEO of transport company Aeris and executed special-situation investments at US firm DS&P Partners. Investment Director Simon Veyret, who joined in 2022 from PwC’s restructuring team, supports sourcing and underwriting. A network of senior advisors — including Didier Quillot, Rick Schreiber and Christophe Delahousse — provides sector-specific operating and transaction guidance.
How does Equinox Industries source proprietary deal flow?
Equinox targets SMEs where the financial sponsor market is thin — family successions, restructurings and operational turnarounds. Rossignol and Veyret draw on their respective networks from FCDE, PwC and DS&P to source off-market opportunities in France and neighboring European markets. The senior advisor bench, including Quillot’s deep French telecom and media relationships, creates additional origination paths that bypass broad auction processes.
Does Equinox participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
All disclosed activity points to direct majority investments in SMEs. The firm does not describe any fund-of-funds or LP commitment program, and its legal form as a holding company reinforces the focus on controlling balance-sheet equity.
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