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Oltre Impact
Oltre Impact invests in companies addressing social and environmental challenges. It focuses on sectors requiring growth equity and acquisitions in companies...
Oltre Impact
Oltre Impact invests in companies addressing social and environmental challenges. It focuses on sectors requiring growth equity and acquisitions in companies with impact models and development potential. Founded in 2006 in Milano, Italy, the firm has made 43 investments and achieved 5 portfolio exits.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2006
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Italy
City
Milano
Corporate office
Milano, Italy
Principals
Luciano Balbo
Co-founder
Lorenzo Allevi
Co-founder
Raffaele Fedele
Partner
Nicola Lambert
Partner
Serena Sabbatini
Investment Manager
Maddalena De Liso
CFO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Oltre Impact?
Investment decisions rest with the partners. Co-founders Luciano Balbo and Lorenzo Allevi joined by partners Raffaele Fedele and Nicola Lambert form the core investment committee. Each partner holds board seats at four to five portfolio companies, embedding them directly in capital-allocation and operational decisions.
Is Oltre Impact a single-family office or an institutional fund manager?
Oltre Impact is an institutional asset manager structured as a EuVECA (European Venture Capital Fund). Its limited partners include the European Investment Fund, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, Intesa Sanpaolo, and several Italian family offices — not a single-family vehicle.
Does Oltre Impact participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Oltre Impact deploys capital exclusively through direct equity investments into Italian SMEs. The firm does not operate as a fund-of-funds and has not disclosed commitments to external venture or private-equity funds.
What investment stages does Oltre Impact target?
The first two funds backed early-stage and expansion-stage companies. Oltre III deliberately shifted the focus to larger, high-growth SMEs that have already proven product-market fit and need growth capital to scale.
How does Oltre Impact's Article 9 classification constrain its investment strategy?
Under the EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, Article 9 funds must have a binding environmental or social objective. For Oltre, that means every portfolio company must demonstrate measurable positive impact aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals — the firm cannot invest in companies that lack a defined impact thesis, regardless of financial returns.
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