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SAMAG
SAMAG is an independent asset manager with headquarters in Germany and additional companies in Luxembourg, Italy and Chile. Across Europe it manages...
SAMAG
SAMAG is an independent asset manager with headquarters in Germany and additional companies in Luxembourg, Italy and Chile. Across Europe it manages alternative investments in renewable energies and infrastructure for institutional investors. It is an officially licensed Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM) and designs customized investment strategies and concepts for investors.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2009
AUM
Over €1 billion in equity capital managed (per firm website)
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Rechberghausen
Corporate office
Bahnhofstraße 45, 73098 Rechberghausen, Germany
Additional offices
Luxembourg · Italy · Chile
Principals
Michael Saur
Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at SAMAG?
The firm was founded by Michael Saur in 2009 and he remains the central figure. SAMAG operates an in-house investment team that combines technical engineering expertise with financial structuring experience to identify, acquire, and manage renewable-energy and infrastructure assets.
How does SAMAG source proprietary deal flow?
SAMAG sources deals through direct origination in its core European markets — primarily Germany, Italy, Spain, France, and Scandinavia — and in Latin America via its Chilean office. Its project pipeline favors mid-sized operating assets where technical optimization and active management can improve cash yields over a long holding period.
Does SAMAG participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Both. The firm manages discretionary pooled funds domiciled in Luxembourg and also structures separate co-investment vehicles that provide direct exposure to specific solar, wind, or infrastructure portfolios alongside the main funds.
What regulatory frameworks do SAMAG funds satisfy?
The firm designs its vehicles to comply with Solvency II and the German Anlagenverordnung, which are critical for insurance companies and pension funds. The AIFM license also subjects the firm to ongoing regulatory supervision and reporting standards.
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