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JS Capital Power
Peter Jantzen's JS Capital Power, based in Luzern, targets energy and deep-sea minerals as the first finance-sector member of the World Ocean Council.
JS Capital Power
JS Capital Power is a private investment company based in Luzern, Switzerland. It focuses on buyout investments.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Switzerland
City
Luzern
Corporate office
Luzern, Switzerland
Principals
Peter Jantzen
Founder, Partner and Executive Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at JS Capital Power?
Peter Jantzen, the founder, serves as Partner and Executive Director and is the named decision-maker. The firm previously listed Romeo Spinelli as a Partner and Strategist before his March 2019 departure to Shell. No investment committee or additional principals have been publicly identified.
What does JS Capital Power actually invest in?
The firm maintains oil and gas exposure alongside deep seabed mineral assets. Its membership in the World Ocean Council and participation in International Seabed Authority workshops confirm an active interest in polymetallic nodule extraction and related subsea infrastructure, though specific portfolio companies or project names are not disclosed.
How does JS Capital Power source deep-sea mineral deals?
The firm sources through direct regulatory engagement. Its participation in International Seabed Authority financial modeling workshops and its first-mover membership in the World Ocean Council place it alongside engineering consortia, national contractors, and shipping operators, creating an origination channel distinct from traditional GP-led fundraising.
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