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L Catterton Europe
L Catterton is a consumer growth investor and consumer-focused private equity group. Since 1989 its funds have made more than 300 investments in leading...
L Catterton Europe
L Catterton is a consumer growth investor and consumer-focused private equity group. Since 1989 its funds have made more than 300 investments in leading consumer brands across all segments of the consumer industry. It has approximately $40 billion of assets under management dedicated to growing middle market companies and emerging high-growth enterprises.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
1989
Location
Region
Europe
Country
France
City
Paris
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who makes investment decisions at L Catterton Europe?
Day-to-day investment decisions are led by the European managing partners, who report to the global management committee. The firm does not publicly name a single decision-maker; per its website, the European team is led by a group of senior partners based in London, Paris, and Milan.
Which sectors does L Catterton Europe explicitly focus on?
L Catterton Europe focuses exclusively on consumer sectors: food and beverage (e.g., premium perishables), health and wellness, luxury goods, specialty retail, and consumer services. It does not invest in heavy industry, technology, or financial services.
How does L Catterton Europe source proprietary deal flow?
The firm leverages its strategic relationship with LVMH, giving it early access to luxury and consumer brands. It also receives proprietary deal flow through its global network of portfolio company executives, industry consultants, and its own sector-specialist teams.
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