RSBC Private Equity

RSBC's disclosed portfolio concentrates on three verticals. In defense, it owns AREX (Czech Republic), STEYR ARMS (Austria), and VERNEY-CARRON (France). In logistics, it holds PJ Expedis, which services mobile operators in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The firm also manages a CZK 3.1bn real estate portfolio across seven Czech projects, with occupancy above 95%.

RSBC operates as an investment group that manages capital from external partners through dedicated co-investment funds, not as a single-family office. The firm launched the RSBC Defence Fund in July 2020 alongside a premium real estate fund, and its wealth management subsidiary obtained a regulated investment company license in Q3 2024, indicating a third-party capital model.

Wealth management services are provided through Schönfeld & Co Wealth and Asset Management, which operates under the RSBC Group umbrella. Schönfeld obtained an investment company license in Q3 2024, covering asset management across all asset classes, family constitution structuring, and multi-generational family governance — separate from but affiliated with the private equity and real estate divisions.

RSBC's website lists buyout and early-stage strategies spanning seed and start-up phases, though disclosed portfolio companies suggest a current focus on control-oriented acquisitions in manufacturing and logistics. The firm actively seeks co-investors through its dedicated funds, with the defense fund targeting 9–11% annual returns and the real estate fund reporting an 8.6% annualized return from 2020 through 2024.

RSBC's disclosed investments concentrate in Central Europe, with real estate assets in the Czech Republic, logistics operations covering the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and defense manufacturing assets in the Czech Republic, Austria, and France. The firm's headquarters are in the Czech Republic, and no non-European investments are publicly disclosed.