Eurazeo

Asset Manager
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≥EUR 3.9B
Est. FUM (minimum)
Latest fund only: Private Debt VII (2026)
Type
Asset Manager
Last fundraise
2026 (EUR 3.9B)

About

Eurazeo is a global private markets investment group with private equity, private debt, real estate and infrastructure strategies. It reported EUR 40 billion in AUM as of 30 June 2026. Its Elevate team manages PME V, a European mid-market tech and services buyout fund; PME V announced a first close above EUR 1 billion in May 2026.

Strategies

Buyout
Private Credit
Real Estate
Infrastructure

Investment Focus

Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
France
Coverage
Country-focused
Regions
Europe

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Office Presence
1 country
France
1 known office
Paris, France

Fundraising

Private Debt VII
Credit
Jun 2, 2026
EUR 3.9 billion final close of the separate direct-lending strategy; not consumer equity or PME V.
EUR 3.9B
PME V
Private Equity
May 20, 2026 - First close
More than EUR 1 billion of secured commitments at the first close. Exact amount undisclosed; Elevate European mid-market Tech & Services buyout scope.

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