Jolt Capital buys Mirova private equity business

By Public Technologies
  • Jolt Capital agreed to acquire Mirova’s private equity business, adding early-growth investing to its platform.
  • The deal includes the MEAC and MILE funds, their full portfolios, and the teams running the strategies.
  • Jolt Capital will take over management of the funds, with investment strategies and impact objectives set to remain unchanged.
  • The move targets European advanced technology companies with €3 million to €10 million revenue, adjacent to Jolt’s deeptech growth focus above €10 million.
  • MEAC invests €5 million to €30 million per deal in early-growth environmental businesses across Europe; MILE backs French and European growth companies.


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