Altur Investissement: management transactions · France · AMF

About Altur Investissement

ALTUR INVESTISSEMENT is a French listed private equity company traded on Euronext Paris under ISIN FR0010395681 and ticker ALTUR. Founded in 2006 at the initiative of François Lombard, founder of Turenne Capital, the company was formerly known as Turenne Investissement before adopting its current name. Its core mission is to act as a reference investor or co-investor alongside family-owned businesses, entrepreneurial groups and mid-sized companies with strong growth profiles, mainly in unlisted assets, through development capital and owner buyout transactions. This makes ALTUR INVESTISSEMENT a specialist player in the financing of French SMEs and ETIs, combining long-term capital, operational discipline and close support to management teams. The company follows a selective, sector-oriented investment strategy. Over time, it has built expertise in several themes considered structurally attractive, notably healthcare, value-added services, education and training, PropTech and Climate Tech. Its portfolio has been diversified across direct equity stakes, private equity funds, co-investment vehicles and secondary portfolios, reflecting a balanced approach that seeks both diversification and exposure to high-growth niches. Communications from the company have highlighted investments linked to medical devices, orthopaedics, tissue banking, health software, flexible housing, real estate technology and solutions for hospitality and restaurants. Historically, the group operated across five main sectors: healthcare, outsourced services, specialised distribution, innovative industries and hotels. Geographically, its exposure is predominantly French, although it can also support businesses with a broader European footprint through co-investment structures. Listed since 2006 and transferred to Euronext Paris’s regulated market in 2015, ALTUR INVESTISSEMENT has gained greater market visibility while remaining a niche listed private equity vehicle. Its differentiated profile, focus on growth companies and close partnership approach with entrepreneurs are central to its identity and positioning in the French market.