Bencis Capital Partners overview
Stories about Bencis Capital Partners
Investcorp in €240 million deal to acquire SPGPrints
The global alternatives firm will buy SPGPrints from Bencis Capital Partners
Bencis closes €250m buyout fund
The newly-independent Dutch private equity firm, formerly known as NeSBIC, has closed its second fund ahead of a €200m target.
Bencis Capital Partners contact information
Offices
WTC Amsterdam TowerTen - 18th floor, Strawinskylaan 1577, Amsterdam, 1077, NetherlandsContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Markus Kaschnigg | Job titleInvestment Manager | LocationDüsseldorf, Germany | Email  ---------- |
| Mr. Roland Graaf | Job titleChief Financial Officer | LocationAmsterdam, Netherlands | Email --------- |
| Mr. Martijn Bouw | Job titleManaging Director | LocationAmsterdam, Netherlands | Email ------- |
| Mr. Tobias Classen | Job titleManaging Director | LocationDüsseldorf, Germany | Email ----------- |
Bencis Capital Partners funds managed
Closed funds: 8
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size -------- | Close dateOct 2025 | Strategy ----- | |
Fund size --------- | Close dateNov 2020 | Strategy ------ | |
Fund size --------- | Close dateJul 2016 | Strategy -------- | |
Stories that mention Bencis Capital Partners
Side Letter: PE's antitrust anxiety; Why experience matters; Xen's HK hire
US regulators are putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to targeting private equity. Plus: Why experienced managers are more important than ever; and fundraising platform Xen has hired a former HQ Capital exec. Here's today's brief, for our valued subscribers only.
NeSBIC spin-off sets €75m fund target
Newly independent Solid Capital Partners, formerly known as NeSBIC CTE Funds, is aiming to raise €75m by the end of this year for investment in the Benelux region.
Beneath big buyouts
Private equity became big news in the Benelux region recently after international financial investors completed a string of large and high profile LBOs. But what is happening on the ground, in the region's locally dominated mid-market and in the venture space? Colm Gilmore finds out