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BPM Mezzanine Fund has made the ninth exit from its first fund

BPM Mezzanine Fund (“BPM”) has successfully completed its exit from Tahe Outdoors (“Tahe”), a manufacturer of water sports equipment, including kayaks, stand-up paddleboards (SUPs), windsurfing, kitesurfing, and related products, with production facilities in France and Germany. BPM’s financing supported Tahe’s acquisition of a German company in 2017, marking a significant milestone in the company’s development and driving strong growth in both revenues and profitability. Building on this momentum, Tahe executed another major acquisition in France in 2018, as part of its disciplined buy-and-build strategy.

Commenting on the exit, Priit Veering, Partner of BPM, said: “For BPM team, it marked the ninth exit from its first fund – BPM Mezzanine Fund SICAV-SIF, SCA. We wish Tahe Outdoors team and all stakeholders continued success in developing the business that is facilitating active and healthy lifestyle for many people all over the world.“

For further enquiries, please contact:

BPM: Priit Veering, e-mail: priit.veering@bpmcapital.eu
Tahe Outdoors: Kristjan Kotkas, e-mail: kkotkas@kjkcapital.com

More information about BPM Capital

BPM Capital (www.bpmcapital.eu) is an independent investment manager operating out of two offices, in Tallinn and Warsaw. It has been founded and is managed by Kalmer Kikas, Martin Reinson, Paweł Zabrzycki and Priit Veering.  BPM is supported by prominent international and domestic institutional investors. BPM was originated through the Baltic Innovation Fund initiative created by cooperation between Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the European Investment Fund.