Profil
Jean-Michel Coulot joined Candover in October 2000 from Paribas where he was in charge of PAI's investments in the manufacturing sector.
During his time there he was involved in many transactions in France including the buyouts of Michel Thierry, Carreman and Gerflor.
Jean-Michel is a French national and holds a MBA from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, (HEC).
Jean-Michel was responsible for the buyout of Picard Surgelés.
Jean-Michel is based in Candover's Paris office.
Anciens postes connus de Jean-Michel Coulot
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Candover France SAS
Candover France SAS Investment ManagersFinance CDFR is a private equity investment manager specialized in large French LBO deals and in cross-border operations in France and neighboring countries, including the UK, Nordic countries, Germany, Switzerland and Benelux. The firm participates in deals valued between 100 million and 1.5 billion Euros or even more, generally as the lead investor. CDFR invests in profitable companies with dynamic international growth prospects and favors sectors including support services, industrials, media, leisure, financials, specialized retail and healthcare. They avoid real estate. Investment criteria include a talented and driven management team as well as a strong position with a competitive advantage in an expanding market. CDFR acquires majority stakes insuring them board representation. The firm may follow-up their initial investment with additional capital to enable their portfolio companies' external growth. | Private Equity Investor | 07/12/2006 |
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Candover France SAS
Candover France SAS Investment ManagersFinance CDFR is a private equity investment manager specialized in large French LBO deals and in cross-border operations in France and neighboring countries, including the UK, Nordic countries, Germany, Switzerland and Benelux. The firm participates in deals valued between 100 million and 1.5 billion Euros or even more, generally as the lead investor. CDFR invests in profitable companies with dynamic international growth prospects and favors sectors including support services, industrials, media, leisure, financials, specialized retail and healthcare. They avoid real estate. Investment criteria include a talented and driven management team as well as a strong position with a competitive advantage in an expanding market. CDFR acquires majority stakes insuring them board representation. The firm may follow-up their initial investment with additional capital to enable their portfolio companies' external growth. | Finance |
















