08-02-2017; Capital Markets in Africa
Mediterrania Capital Partners announces that MC II’s portfolio companies delivered 64% Cumulative EBITDA growth. In addition, between 2014 and 2016, Cumulative Revenues reached €340.8 million – a 63% growth rate – and Cumulative Net Income CAGR amounted to €24.5 million – a 42% growth rate – in the same period.
05-02-2017; Africa Capital Digest
Africa-focused private equity fund manager Mediterrania Capital Partners is boosting its expansion in the sub-Sahara by appointing Pacôme Zahabi as Senior Director for the firm’s deal activities in the region.
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01-02-2017; Africa Global Funds
Mediterrania Capital Partners, a private equity firm focusing on growth investments for companies in North African and Sub-Saharan countries, has appointed Pacôme Zahabi as Senior Director for Sub-Saharan Africa, based in Abidjan.
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07-03-2017; Capital Riesgo
Mediterrania Capital Partners, announces its plans to raise €250 million for its third fund, Mediterrania Capital III (MC III). Through MC III, Mediterrania Capital will maintain its focus in North Africa while expanding into selected Sub-Saharan countries such as Ivory Coast, Senegal and Cameroon.
15-02-2017; Africa Global Funds
Since 2008 Mediterrania Capital Partners has been assisting African companies in need of financial, management and strategy support. Albert Alsina describes the six steps of Mediterrania’s Value Creation model.
13-10-2016; Capital Riesgo
Mediterrania Capital Partners ha tomado una participación del 18% en la Universidad Privada de Marrakech (UPM), el mayor centro privado de educación superior de Marruecos.
18-10-2016; Jeune Afrique
Pour son premier investissement dans le secteur éducatif, Mediterrània Capital Partners entre au capital de l’Université privée de Marrakech. Un choix qui ouvre une voie vers l’Afrique subsaharienne à cet investisseur, longtemps concentré sur le bassin méditerranéen.
16-10-2016; Africa Capital Digest
Mediterrania Capital Partners is taking a significant minority stake in Université Privée de Marrakech (UPM) through MCP II, its second, €120 million fund which closed in August 2015. The stake was acquired from UPM’s founder, Mohammed Kabbadj.
07-07-2016; Capital Markets in Africa
Very often investors wonder whether investing in the Maghreb is beneficial and delivers high returns. There are several reasons why this region is more attractive than other emerging markets in the world.
May 2016; Africa Global Funds
Mediterrania Capital Partners is one of a handful of private equity firms investing in the Maghreb region. AGF’s Anna Lyudvig speaks with Albert Alsina, Founder, CEO & Managing Partner, about the firm’s strategy, potential expansion and exit routes.
