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Vertevis Capital Partners
Vertevis Capital Partners backs Germany’s small and lower mid-cap sustainability champions through highly disciplined, strategic investments that unite...
Vertevis Capital Partners
Vertevis Capital Partners backs Germany’s small and lower mid-cap sustainability champions through highly disciplined, strategic investments that unite financial performance with environmental and social impact. The firm focuses on the energy transition, built environment and critical infrastructure protection, empowering organizations to drive innovation and build resilience while prioritizing LP interests and long-term value.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2022
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Germany
City
Frankfurt
Corporate office
Frankfurt, Germany
Principals
Sadia Wern-Sukhera
Founder & CEO
Dr. Paul Glenn
Partner
Paul Kuhlemann
Investment Director
Frieder Jüngst
Investment Analyst
Daniel Onyango
Chief AML-/ Compliance Officer
Mario Ljubas
Sustainability-/Finance Manager
Claudia Batschi
Executive Assistant/Office Management
Timo Hermans
Senior Vice President
Ralf Franz
Advisory Board
Jane S. Hoffman
Advisory Board
Doris Honold
Advisory Board
Thomas Loeser
Advisory Board
Maja Meisenberg
Advisory Board
Frequently asked questions
What type of investments does Vertevis Capital Partners pursue?
The firm targets growth-stage companies with established business models, taking majority or significant minority positions across industrial technology, specialized services, and healthcare. Its deal focus is the lower mid-market in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, where family-owned and founder-led businesses frequently seek institutional capital for expansion. Vertevis operates as a traditional private equity fund manager investing on behalf of external limited partners.
How does Vertevis source deals in the DACH region?
As a Frankfurt-based firm focused exclusively on German-speaking Europe, Vertevis relies on regional relationships within the Mittelstand ecosystem — the network of privately held industrial and service companies that dominate the DACH economy. Mid-market firms in this geography benefit from sourcing advantages inaccessible to larger pan-European funds, including direct founder relationships, local advisory networks, and sector-specific reputation effects.
What is Vertevis's geographic mandate?
Vertevis concentrates on Germany, Austria, and Switzerland — the DACH economic region. This geographic focus aligns with the structural characteristics of the market: a dense base of mid-sized industrial and service exporters, limited institutional competition at the lower end of the private equity market, and strong cultural preference among business owners for local investment partners.
How does Vertevis differentiate from larger pan-European private equity firms?
The firm's differentiation is primarily geographic: a dedicated DACH mandate in the lower mid-market allows narrower but deeper sourcing networks than a generalist European fund can maintain. For family-owned Mittelstand companies considering external capital, a Frankfurt-based specialist often presents a more culturally aligned option than a London- or Paris-headquartered mega-fund.
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