P&S Capital

P&S Capital

P&S Capital operates from Ljubljana, Slovenia, combining private equity investment with advisory services for mergers, acquisitions, and corporate finance. Founder and Managing Director Dean Mikolič leads the firm, which describes its approach as rooted in direct ownership: it buys, develops, and sells its own companies, and uses that operational experience to advise clients. The firm was established to serve business owners across Southeast Europe, a region where company valuation and transaction processes often require adaptation from Western market methodologies. P&S Capital deploys capital across buyouts, growth equity, restructuring, and pre-IPO investments, with a focus on Slovenia and the broader Southeast European market. The firm also provides sell-side advisory, business valuation, and due diligence services. Its investment strategy spans digital infrastructure, real estate, and industrial companies. In March 2026, P&S Capital advised on the sale of Telepoint, a Bulgarian carrier-neutral data centre and interconnection provider, from its P&S Growth SCA Luxembourg fund — a transaction that represented a significant exit for the fund and its investors. The firm has also worked on operational planning implementations for industrial companies, such as deploying a Jedox-based planning solution for Calcit, a major European calcium-carbonate producer. P&S Capital operates through a network of affiliated entities. The group includes P&S Capital in Slovenia, P&S Business Solutions for digital transformation and corporate performance management consulting, P&S Consulting, and P&S Growth S.C.A., a Luxembourg-domiciled fund vehicle. In March 2026, a sale of Telepoint was completed from the P&S Growth SCA Luxembourg fund, managed by P&S East Growth Sarl. The firm maintains a public presence through articles and podcast appearances by Dean Mikolič, who comments frequently on succession planning and sale strategies for SME owners in professional Slovenian journals and business forums. P&S Capital’s architecture combines a principal investment fund with a service-oriented advisory practice — an unusual hybrid for its region. Unlike a pure advisory boutique, it co-invests alongside clients and external investors through its Luxembourg fund, aligning its own capital with deal outcomes. This structure marries fee-based advisory work with the long-term discipline of managing committed capital across cycles.