Profile
Compagnie d'Anjou is a patrimonial holding company based in Paris, founded in 1989 by Olivier Dousset, who previously led the investment bank Dôme. The firm is known for its long-term partnership approach, working closely with management teams to support strategic and financial decision-making. Compagnie d'Anjou distinguishes itself by having no liquidity constraints or statutory investment durations, allowing for a more flexible and enduring investment strategy.
The firm focuses on equity capital investments across various sectors, including sports, retail, and education. They engage in growth equity and buy-out investments, partnering with familial and institutional investors who share their long-term vision. Notable funds include investments in companies like 02 Feel, Le petit souk, and Chronocarpe. Compagnie d'Anjou also supports seed-stage companies, providing immediate equity capital to foster growth.
Notable investments by Compagnie d'Anjou include 02 Feel - electric bicycles, Le petit souk - children's retail, Chronocarpe - fishing equipment, Chullanka - outdoor sports gear, and Ecole Diderot bilingue - bilingual education. In the seed stage, they have invested in Hostnfly - property management, Indy - accounting software, and Play Play - video creation platform.