M. H. Carnegie
Private Equity Venture Capital Est. 2011
- Type
- Private Equity
- HQ
- Paddington, NSW, Australia
- Founded
- 2011
- Last fundraise
- 2017 (AUD 80M)
About
M.H. Carnegie & Co. is an alternative asset management firm with operations including venture capital, private equity, debt, real estate and advisory services.
Strategies
Buyout
Generalist strategy
Growth Equity
Generalist strategy
Venture Capital
Generalist strategy
Private Credit
Generalist strategy
Real Estate
Generalist strategy
Sources
Recent venture activity
- Feb 2014 · Registered Carnegie Innovation Fund No.2, LP as an Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnership · ESVCLP register
Investment Focus
Investment Stages
Stages
Growth
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
Australia
Coverage
Global Regions
Oceania
Coverage is a guide only.
Location
Office Presence
1 country
Australia
1 known office
Paddington, NSW, Australia (HQ)
Fundraising
Carnegie Innovation Fund No. 2, LP
2017
AUD 80M
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