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Kibbutz EHI
Kibbutz EHI is a multi-family office based in London and Tel Aviv, investing in real estate, private credit, and infrastructure across Europe and Israel.
Kibbutz EHI
Kibbutz EHI was established by a group of families with roots in Israeli agriculture and industry, later expanding operations to London. The firm's structure blends family-office wealth management with active direct investing, targeting long-term value creation. The firm deploys capital across real estate, private credit, and infrastructure, with a focus on European and Israeli markets. It participates in direct co-investments alongside external partners and maintains a flexible mandate that allows for varying deal sizes. While specific portfolio companies are not publicly listed, the firm's known activity includes involvement in structured credit and energy infrastructure deals (per public record, 2024). Kibbutz EHI maintains offices in both London and Tel Aviv, reflecting its dual geographic focus. The firm's professional team size is not publicly disclosed. No philanthropic vehicles or adjacent operating companies have been publicly identified. Recent operational activity includes a refinancing of a European infrastructure portfolio in mid-2024 (per public record, 2024). The firm's structural differentiator lies in its hybrid nature: it operates as a multi-family office but with a strong direct-investing bent, often acting as a co-investor rather than a passive fund-committer. This allows it to preserve family control over capital allocation while accessing institutional-grade deals.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
City
London
Corporate office
London, United Kingdom
Additional offices
Tel Aviv, Israel
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Kibbutz EHI?
Kibbutz EHI does not publicly disclose the names of its principals or investment committee members. The firm is believed to operate with a governance structure common to multi-family offices, with senior family representatives involved in major allocation decisions.
How does Kibbutz EHI source proprietary deal flow?
The firm leverages its network of family connections, industry relationships in Israel and Europe, and a small internal team to source direct co-investment opportunities. It frequently partners with external sponsors and asset managers for deal execution.
Is Kibbutz EHI structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Kibbutz EHI is a multi-family office, serving a group of related families. Unlike a venture firm, it focuses on private credit, real estate, and infrastructure — asset classes that align with long-term capital preservation rather than high-growth investing.
Does Kibbutz EHI participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm's known activity suggests it blends both strategies: it makes direct co-investments in individual assets while also committing to select funds managed by external partners, particularly in private credit and infrastructure.
What investment stages does Kibbutz EHI typically target?
Kibbutz EHI targets mature, income-generating assets in real estate, private credit, and infrastructure — typically late-stage or stabilized opportunities rather than early-stage ventures.
Which sectors does Kibbutz EHI explicitly avoid?
Publicly available information does not specify sectors the firm avoids. However, its disclosed focus on real estate, private credit, and infrastructure suggests it steers clear of early-stage technology, biotech, and venture capital.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The underlying wealth originates from families with roots in Israeli agriculture and industry (per public record). The specific family names and exact sources of capital are not publicly disclosed.
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