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Solid Private Equity
Solid Ventures provides equity growth capital to scale-up technology companies based in The Netherlands and Colombia. It focuses on growth-stage companies in...
Solid Private Equity
Solid Ventures provides equity growth capital to scale-up technology companies based in The Netherlands and Colombia. It focuses on growth-stage companies in the digital economy, including Fintech, Enterprise Software SaaS, MarketPlaces, sustainable mobility, smart energy and smart city solutions. The firm was founded in December 2005 as the successor of the NeSBIC Converging Technologies Funds. It sources proprietary deal flow via networks in Europe and Colombia and co-invests with venture capitalists and family offices.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2005
Location
Region
Asia
Country
South Korea
City
Seoul
Corporate office
Seoul, South Korea
Principals
Robert Wilhelm — Founder & Managing Partner
Dennis Blom — Partner Solid Ventures II Investments
Floris van Alkemade — Co-Founder
Managing Partner Solid Ventures I & Venture Partner Solid Ventures II Investments
Roelant van Herwaarden — Co-Investor
Associate Partner Solid Ventures II Investments
Felipe Santamaria — Associate Partner Solid Ventures II Investments
Isolde Goulooze — Controller Solid Ventures II Investments
Frequently asked questions
Does Solid Private Equity participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Based on its classification as a direct private equity buyout manager, Solid Private Equity is expected to execute direct control investments rather than operating as a fund-of-funds or committing to third-party general partners. The specific fund structure—whether deal-by-deal vehicles or blind-pool funds—is not publicly disclosed.
Which sectors does Solid Private Equity target or explicitly avoid?
No sector-specific focus has been publicly disclosed by Solid Private Equity. Middle-market buyout managers in South Korea frequently target manufacturing, industrial services, and domestic consumption, while often avoiding regulated sectors such as financial services or defense due to government restrictions on foreign or private capital control.
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