MAVA Befektetési Kft.
mava.hu Direct investor
MAVA Befektetési Kft. was founded in 1997 as investment adviser to the Hungarian-American Enterprise Fund and later created private equity funds with international institutional investors. Since 2005 it has operated as a private equity holding focused on long-term investments, particularly in agriculture and the food industry in Central and Eastern Europe.
MAVA Befektetési Kft. is a private equity firm headquartered in Hungary, founded in 1997. It invests directly in companies, from growth to buyout, in agriculture, food industry, IT and telecommunications.
“A közép-kelet európai régió agráriuma és élelmiszeripara kiemelt befektetési célpont lett.”
— MAVA Befektetési Kft., own website
- Layer
- Direct investor
- Type
- Private equity
- Headquarters
- Hungary
- Invests in
- Central and Eastern Europe, Hungary, Romania
- Sectors
- agriculture, food industry, IT, telecommunications, financial services, industrial
- Founded
- 1997
Where this comes from
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