Morphosis Capital launched its second fund, Morphosis Capital Fund II, securing over €100m in committed capital—double the size of its predecessor.
The Romania-based private equity firm aims to invest in SMEs across Romania and neighbouring regions, targeting sectors such as healthcare, B2B services, consumer products and retail, and niche manufacturing.
With plans to deploy capital across nine to ten investments, the fund will allocate between €10m and €15m per deal. It has already made two investments, acquiring Mark Twain International School and Supermarket La Cocos.
Morphosis Capital Fund II is backed by the European Investment Fund (EIF) through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and the InvestEU Fund. In addition to EIF’s support, the fund has attracted commitments from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Finance Corporation, Belgium-based Vybros Capital Partners, and Inspire Asset Management.
This latest fund underscores Morphosis Capital’s strategy to drive regional SME expansion and strengthen high-growth businesses with capital and expertise.
Source: Real Deals
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