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Wieland Capital

Multifamily office listing in Munich, Germany.

  • Founded 2004
Headquarters
Munich, Germany
Founded
2004

Wieland Capital is an entrepreneurially oriented family office investing its own family capital across private equity, venture capital, real estate, forestry, and other assets.1

Overview

Wieland Capital invests in established mid-sized companies, selected growth financing and venture capital situations, real estate, forestry, and other liquid and illiquid assets. Its private equity focus is on profitable mid-sized companies with established market positions in the German-speaking region.1

The firm operates mainly in the DACH region and invests across industries, often alongside founders and management teams during succession situations. It reports typical equity investments of €2 million to €7 million per transaction and works with co-investors on larger transactions.1

History

Robert Wieland founded Wieland Capital in 2004 after the sale of ESPE, a dental company founded by his grandfather.1

Leadership

The firm’s partners are Robert Wieland, Franck Godet, and Melissa Simon.1

Robert Wieland has led the firm since its founding and previously worked in M&A advisory at Credit Suisse First Boston and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in London. Franck Godet joined Wieland Capital in 2007 and previously served as a director at BNP Paribas after investment banking roles at Credit Suisse First Boston and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette.1

Melissa Simon joined Wieland Capital in 2023 after seven years of investment experience at a Munich family office focused on pharmaceuticals, life sciences, and health technology. The firm reports that its partners collectively have more than 50 years of transaction experience.1

Services

Wieland Capital provides acquisition capital through a management buy-in pathway, enabling incoming managing directors to take significant stakes in portfolio companies. Its current and former portfolio companies include Peptido, REMEMBER, Care, HKT-Kabeltechnik, Ceranovis, Lifespin, Schlafender Hase, noscendo, PhagoMed, i3 Membrane, Plasmion, RoamsysNext, Inductio, Cycuria, and Dawn-Bio.1

Its real estate strategy focuses exclusively on well-maintained existing residential properties in Berlin, Leipzig, and Dresden, held for the long term. The firm manages these holdings through its own property management operation, including some in-house tradespeople.1

What the firm offers

  • Private and alternative investments

Client Focus

Wieland Capital invests its own family capital and partners with founders, management teams, and co-investors. Its private equity activity centers on profitable mid-sized companies in the German-speaking region, including businesses undergoing succession.1

Approach

Wieland Capital describes its investment approach as long term and partnership based. The firm remains closely involved in strategic and financial decisions while leaving day-to-day management to operating teams.1

Assets and Minimums

The firm reports typical equity investments of €2 million to €7 million per transaction. It works with co-investors on larger transactions.1

FAQs

What does Wieland Capital invest in?

The firm invests in established mid-sized companies, selected growth financing and venture capital situations, real estate, forestry, and other liquid and illiquid assets.1

Where does Wieland Capital invest?

Its activities are concentrated mainly in the DACH region. Its residential real estate strategy covers Berlin, Leipzig, and Dresden.1

How does Wieland Capital work with portfolio companies?

The firm often invests alongside founders and management teams in succession situations, provides acquisition capital for management buy-ins, and participates in strategic and financial decisions while leaving daily operations to management teams.1

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