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FLEX portfolio company Marbis (Nitrado) further grows with the acquisition of MCProHosting, building the global leader for game server hosting. -
FLEX portfolio company Marbis (Nitrado) builds the global leading game hosting provider, through the acquisition of APEX Hosting -
Together with the founders, FLEX has increased sales by around 250% to over EUR 30 million in recurring annual sales (ARR) in just two years, further expanded profitability and firmly established Egoditor as the global market leader in QR code software. Berlin/Bielefeld/New York, 01.12.2021 – FLEX Capital, a private equity investor with a focus on -
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An article about our portfolio company Egoditor.
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We are delighted to announce an attractive new addition to the FLEX portfolio: Nitrado, a leading global provider of game hosting and server software. -
Christoph Jost“We love bootstrapped companies” In the interview with Alexander Hüsing, editor-in-chief of deutsche-startups.de, Christoph Jost, who founded the company Absolventa in the past, talks about bootstrapping, scaling, strong founders, his path from founder to venture capitalist, the studiVZ- exit and setbacks as a young entrepreneur. -
Investors from the start-up scene are increasingly venturing into the private equity segment. Many also invest in established medium-sized companies.
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Congratulations on winning the 1st place Rebecca Röller! Thank you Albert Schwarzmeier and Tim Keding for this great event. It was a pleasure to be able to support. -
Devin Mathews sits down with Christoph Jost and Peter Waleczek to discuss their process of raising their first fund, what they look for in a deal, how they source companies, and what they do with them after the acquisition. They also talk about the similarities and differences between the US and German tech buyout market. -
German medium-sized companies program first-class software, but are facing structural growth limits. That is why six entrepreneurs have now set up a fund of 120 million euros.
