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Victus Participations

Victus Participations is a Food & Agri growth capital and buy-out participation fund. It combines long-term investment experience and its network to support...

Overview

Victus Participations is a Food & Agri growth capital and buy-out participation fund. It combines long-term investment experience and its network to support and grow Food & Agri companies in the Benelux. It is described as the first Food & Agri growth capital participation fund in the Benelux.

General information

Firm type

Private Equity

Year founded

2017

Location

Region

Europe

Country

Netherlands

City

Amsterdam

Corporate office

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Principals

Douwe Zijp

Operating Partner

Filip Danneels

Operating Partner

Jan van den Berghe

Operating Partner

Frederick Bosch

Operating Partner

Sector focus

Food & Agri

Frequently asked questions

How does Victus Participations structure its investments?

Victus Participations invests on a deal-by-deal basis, raising capital from its limited partner network for each individual transaction rather than through a traditional blind-pool fund. This allows for flexible deployment, tailored governance, and indefinite hold periods, aligning the firm's interests closely with each portfolio company's long-term growth trajectory. It targets both control and minority equity positions, depending on the specific opportunity.

What types of companies does Victus Participations target?

The firm focuses on mid-market companies in the Netherlands and the broader Benelux region. Its investment universe spans mature, cash-generating businesses that are candidates for buyouts or growth-stage companies requiring capital to scale. The common thread is established business models where the firm's operational engagement can drive value creation alongside existing management teams.

Does Victus Participations operate a fixed-duration fund?

The firm's deal-by-deal model means it does not appear to operate a standard closed-end, fixed-duration fund structure with a mandated five-to-seven-year exit timeline. Instead, it raises capital specifically for each transaction, allowing it to hold investments for as long as the underlying business case supports, giving it structural flexibility rare among traditional fund managers.

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