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MGF
MGF is an investment fund specialised in management buy-outs for SME (MKB) companies. With its unique two-step model, management gradually becomes 100% owner...
MGF
MGF is an investment fund specialised in management buy-outs for SME (MKB) companies. With its unique two-step model, management gradually becomes 100% owner while MGF takes minority stakes. Continuity and preservation of the company’s DNA are central to the approach.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2012
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Netherlands
City
Den Bosch
Corporate office
Oranje Nassaulaan 18 a, 5211 AX Den Bosch, Netherlands
Principals
Paul van Logtestijn
Partner
Stefan Damen
Partner
Heimen Smit
Partner
Geiske van Logtestijn
Investment Manager
Ab van Urk
Cofounder en Adviseur
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at MGF?
Investment decisions are made by the partner group, which includes Paul van Logtestijn, Stefan Damen, and Heimen Smit. The team collectively sources, evaluates, and structures each transaction. Geiske van Logtestijn supports the investment process as Investment Manager, while co-founder Ab van Urk retains an advisory role.
How does MGF's two-step buy-out model actually work?
MGF first acquires a minority stake in the target company while the incumbent entrepreneur-manager retains operational control and the remaining equity. Over a predetermined period, MGF purchases the remaining shares, transferring 100% ownership to the incoming management team. This sequenced approach is designed to preserve the continuity and culture of the selling founder's business.
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