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Profil
Sjoerd Schneijderberg is the founder of Valueation BV, which he founded in 2010 and where he holds the title of Partner.
He is currently the Managing Partner at Aletra Capital Partners BV.
Postes actifs de Sjoerd Schneijderberg
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
Aletra Capital Partners BV
 Aletra Capital Partners BV Investment ManagersFinance Aletra's investment objective is to increase the value of their portfolio firms. Their investment strategy targets one or two mid-size European firms per year. They look for firms with turnovers in the range of EUR 10 million to EUR 250 million that operate across a wide range of industries, such as telecommunications and software applications. Other key investment criteria they seek are strong competitive positions, experienced management teams, and firms that are facing operational, financial or strategic challenges. Aletra typically invests from EUR 2 million up to EUR 10 million on each transaction. They generally are sole, lead investor. They also consider co-investing with other private equity firms. Capital is secured from their shareholders while debt financing is through their network of debt providers. In addition to capital infusion for growth acceleration, the firm also provides hands-on support on strategic, financial and operational levels. Aletra's exit strategy is tailored to each portfolio firm. | Private Equity Investor | - |
Valueation BV
 Valueation BV Investment ManagersFinance Valueation invests in small and medium-sized companies located in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and the UK. It targets companies that are active in various industries such as industrial production, industrial services, wholesale, and service providers. It provides up to EUR 10 million in equity financing per transaction alongside co-investors for growth, turnarounds, restructurings, and family businesses successions. The firm acquires majority stakes but does not exclude minority stakes and takes a seat on the board of directors. | Fondateur | 01/01/2010 |
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Aletra Capital Partners BV
Aletra Capital Partners BV Investment ManagersFinance Aletra's investment objective is to increase the value of their portfolio firms. Their investment strategy targets one or two mid-size European firms per year. They look for firms with turnovers in the range of EUR 10 million to EUR 250 million that operate across a wide range of industries, such as telecommunications and software applications. Other key investment criteria they seek are strong competitive positions, experienced management teams, and firms that are facing operational, financial or strategic challenges. Aletra typically invests from EUR 2 million up to EUR 10 million on each transaction. They generally are sole, lead investor. They also consider co-investing with other private equity firms. Capital is secured from their shareholders while debt financing is through their network of debt providers. In addition to capital infusion for growth acceleration, the firm also provides hands-on support on strategic, financial and operational levels. Aletra's exit strategy is tailored to each portfolio firm. | Finance |
Valueation BV
Valueation BV Investment ManagersFinance Valueation invests in small and medium-sized companies located in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and the UK. It targets companies that are active in various industries such as industrial production, industrial services, wholesale, and service providers. It provides up to EUR 10 million in equity financing per transaction alongside co-investors for growth, turnarounds, restructurings, and family businesses successions. The firm acquires majority stakes but does not exclude minority stakes and takes a seat on the board of directors. | Finance |
