Associated equity: Deutsche Beteiligungs
Deutsche Beteiligungs is a German-based and listed private equity investment and fund management company that invests in mid-sized companies in Germany and neighbouring countries via management buyout transactions and growth capital financings. It also manages c €2bn of third-party capital, which generates stable recurring fee income. Following the acquisition of a majority stake in ELF Capital, DBAG expanded its offer to include private debt.
Deutsche Beteiligungs — 3 videos in collection
In this episode, our director of content for investment companies, Milosz Papst, talks about Deutsche Beteiligungs (DBAN), a German-based listed private equity and fund management company focused on mid-sized DACH businesses, often through succession-driven management buyouts. Milosz covers DBAG’s Q126 update, including a 3.0% NAV decline driven by lower valuation multiples amid the Middle East conflict, alongside FY26 NAV-per-share guidance of €36–40. He discusses the portfolio’s shift away from traditional industrials towards IT services, software and private debt, recent deals such as the Hipp Technology Group buyout, and strong realisations including the duagon exit. Milosz also touches on DBAG’s underappreciated fund services platform, its €1.00 per share dividend, and a share price discount to NAV of over 30%.
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