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Three questions for the Baltic states’ largest fund

INVL Asset Management held a €165m final close on its latest fund and will back up to 10 companies in the Baltics, Scandinavia and Central Europe.

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INVL Asset Management raises €106m

The Lithuania-based asset manager holds first close for largest Baltic-focused fund.

INVL Asset Management contact information

Offices

marker iconGyneju str. 14, Vilnius, 01109, Lithuania
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Contacts

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user imageMr. Justas Riauba
Job titleChief Investment Officer
LocationVilnius, Lithuania
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user imageMr. Sylwester Urbanek
Job titleStrategic Advisor for PE Investments, Associate Partner, INVL Private Equity Fund II
LocationKaunas, Lithuania
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user imageMs. Ernesta Kazdailyte
Job titleChief Sustainability Officer
LocationVilnius, Lithuania
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user imageMs. Greta Makaraitytė
Job titleChief Legal Officer
LocationVilnius, Lithuania
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INVL Asset Management funds managed

Funds in market: 1

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Open dateSep 2024
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Closed funds: 5

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Close dateOct 2025
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Close dateFeb 2020
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