Global provider of anti-virus software. Its programs currently protect more than 100 million computers worldwide. In 2005 our fund acquired 34% of the company's shares in a buyout transaction. Following a public offering on the New York Stock Exchange in 2012, we control 27% of AVG's capital.
The largest independent internet ad sales network in CEE and SEE. EVF acquired a 35% stake in Ballroom International in 2011 in an expansion financing transaction.
Sole representative in Poland of world-class dermocosmetic and aesthetic medicine laboratories. Our venture fund acquired a 36% stake in 2009.
Polish chain of supermarkets expanding dynamically in the western part of the country. In 2010 our fund acquired 49% of shares in Dino to support the rapid growth of the chain.
Non-addressed mail distributor. Our venture fund acquired a 30% stake in 2008.
Euro-Tax offers income tax rebate services for migrant workers. Our venture fund acquired a 25% stake in the firm in 2010.
Poland's largest manufacturer of decorative furniture accessories. In 2005 our fund acquired 100% of Gamet in an MBI.
Polish manufacturer of skincare-related cotton products sold under the Cleanic brand. Our fund has been investing in the company since 2004 and now owns a 75% stake. Harper Hygienics has been listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange since 2010.
IT outsourcing company (until 2011 operated under the name Web-Inn). In 2009 our venture fund acquired 100% of the company from Sygnity.
The company was formed through a merger of Kofola and Hoop, becoming one of the most significant producers of non-alcoholic beverages in Central and Eastern Europe. Kofola manufactures its products in factories located in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Our fund acquired a stake in Kofola in a public tender offer on the WSE in 2008. We now control 43% of the company.
Poland's number one receivables management company and the market leader in Romania. Our fund acquired a stake in the business in 2003 in a combined buyout and capital increase. In 2011 Kruk debuted on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. We control 25% of the company following the IPO.
Leading construction materials producer in Romania. Our funds bought out Macon in 2006. In 2008 we provided equity financing that enabled the company to acquire a majority stake in Simcor Group and thereby strengthen its leading market position.
Non-banking financial institution specialized in servicing the healthcare sector, present in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Our fund completed a capital increase in 2003 that helped the company broaden its product offer and continue its market expansion. In 2007 the company debuted on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. EI continues to control 68% of Magellan following the IPO.
Nay operates Slovakia's largest network of stores selling white and brown goods. In 2005 our fund acquired a 48% stake in Nay from its founders.
The largest online insurance broker in Hungary, active also in Romania. In 2010 our fund acquired an 80% stake in Netrisk.hu.
One of Europe's leading manufacturers of automotive windshields and the largest distributor in Poland. In 2007 our fund bought out 100% of the company in a leveraged buyout. We structured the transaction as an MBI, retaining and strengthening the existing management team.
The largest tour operator in the Baltic States. Our fund invested in Novaturas in 2007. We became the company's majority shareholder with a 71% stake following a debt- and equity-financed transaction.
Umbilical cord blood bank. Our venture fund invested in PBKM in 2010 in an expansion financing transaction. It owns 55% of the company.
One of the largest supermarket chains in Romania. Our private equity fund acquired the entire share capital of Profi Rom Food Group in an MBI deal in 2009.
R&C Union manages a chain of Sioux restaurants and Lizard King and Fever music clubs. In 2009 Enterprise Venture Fund acquired a 48% stake in this Warsaw New Connect-listed company.
Company offering cutting-edge technology for presenting information and advertising content on digital screens. In 2011 the venture capital fund managed by Enterprise Investors acquired a 27% stake in Screen Network in an expansion financing transaction.
Romania's largest software developer providing enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions for companies, and software for public and local administrations. Our fund acquired Siveco's shares in 2005 in a combined capital increase and buyout transaction. Enterprise Investors owns 23% of Siveco.
The holding comprises a mutual fund manager and a transfer agent, and is one of Poland's largest financial institutions. In 2006 our fund bought out 100% of Skarbiec.
Poland's largest floor covering store network operating 160 stores in the country as well as in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Our funds purchased 100% of the Komfort retail chain in 2007 in a leveraged buyout.
Romanian HR outsourcing company. Our venture fund first invested in Smartree in 2010 and now owns 100% of the business.
Slovak transportation services provider. In 2007 our fund acquired STD Slovakia and Donivo MKD, merged the two and became a 75% shareholder in the new company.
Polish company providing seismic, drilling and well completion services to companies involved in oil and gas exploration and production in the country. In particular, UOS provides its customers with technologies and expertise needed to unlock Poland's shale gas reserves. Our fund provided equity financing for a minority interest in the company in 2012.
Estonian software development company. In 2009 our venture fund became the owner of 36% of this dynamically developing IT firm.
The company handles the construction of wind farms in Poland. Our private equity fund set up the company in 2012. Wento is 100% owned by the fund.
The largest brokerage house focused on forex, commodities, indices and CFD products in Central and Eastern Europe. In 2011 our fund acquired a significant minority stake in the company, which is expanding globally.
The largest Polish manufacturer of small home appliances. Our fund acquired 49% of Zelmer in an IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange during the company's privatization in 2005 and in a subsequent tender offer.