Trévise Participations Invests In Videlio Group

Adrian J Cotterill, Editor-in-Chief

Videlio has announced a new majority shareholder, namely Trévise Participations.

“We are investing in the company over the long term, as we believe in its excellence and strong growth potential. Videlio is a unique French company with an international dimension, a leader in its industry and we are looking forward to this new partnership”, said Lionel Yvant, President of Trévise Participations’ governance body. Trévise Participations is an investment vehicle managed by a family office.

Foucauld Triebel, Principal at Hivest Capital Partners said “Hivest Capital Partners successfully took Videlio private in 2021. We are very proud of the company’s progress since then, the integration of FUNA (acquired by the group in 2021) in particular, and its opening to international markets. We trust the company still has strong potential for growth, which is why wanted to remain onboard for the next years.”

Videlio’s teams, led by their President Xavier Renaud, are all staying on and he was quoted as saying “I am delighted to welcome Trévise Participations among our shareholders. In continuity with the deployment of our strategy, this new promising collaboration will accelerate the growth of our group and help it become a major player in Europe and worldwide, across all fields of expertise and all markets”.

Videlio is an international provider of audiovisual integration services and solutions.

Hivest Capital Partners is an independent European private equity firm approved by the French Autorité des Marchés Financiers. Hivest Capital Partners invests in SMEs or mid-cap companies (with a turnover between €50m and €500m) in the context of buyout or capital expansion projects. It’s aim is to help companies reach their full potential by implementing ambitious growth strategies and improving operational performance. Hivest Capital Partners is supported by top-tier institutional investors and entrepreneurs, with funds under management totalling c.€700m.


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