Peugeot Invest

Peugeot Invest

Peugeot Invest was established in 1929 to steward assets generated by the Peugeot industrial group founded in 1810. Robert Peugeot served as chairman for multiple decades before the 2025 transition that placed Édouard Peugeot in the chair role. The family retains an 80 percent interest through Établissements Peugeot Frères. Allocation spans listed equities, private equity funds, direct co-investments and real estate. Confirmed positions include a 7.7 percent stake in Stellantis, a 14.6 percent holding in International SOS, and a 5.1 percent position in Rothschild & Co. Additional holdings cover Nomios in cybersecurity and Doctrine in legal technology. Geographic reach centers on Europe with secondary exposure to North America and Asia. Ticket sizes range from $50 million to $300 million. The firm participates in both fund commitments and direct minority stakes. Assets total $4.6 billion. The firm maintains a philanthropic vehicle, Fonds de dotation familial Peugeot, established in 2019 and focused on vocational training and biodiversity. In May 2025 the family elevated Édouard Peugeot to chairman as part of succession planning. Additional offices are not disclosed. Memberships include ILPA and AFIC. Peugeot Invest operates as a listed investment company rather than a pure private family office. This structure imposes public reporting requirements while preserving family control through the 80 percent block held by Établissements Peugeot Frères. The model supports both permanent capital deployment and periodic portfolio rebalancing through secondaries sales.