1996
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GED won the mandate to manage
the Romanian Fund GED Eastern Fund I -Romanian Post
Privatisation Fund. In 1996 GED was set up in order
to apply for the mandate of a Private Equity Fund in
Romania promoted by the European Bank for Reconstruction
and Development (EBRD) and the European Union. GED Eastern
Fund I – RPPF was incorporated with an investment
commitment of €44M.
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2000 |
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GED launched
GED Iberian Fund I, an 86-million-euro fund targeting
the Iberian Peninsula market. Taking advantage of over
20 years of Private Equity experience in Spain, the
executive team of GED started to raise a new fund targeting
investments in Spain and Portugal. In 2000, GED Iberian
Fund I was closed at €86M Equity.
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2004 |
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GED began
the promotion of GED Eastern Fund II, its second fund
for Romania, Bulgaria and neighboring countries in South-Eastern
Europe. GED Eastern Fund II was incorporated in May
2005 and finally reaching €150M commitments, more
than 3 times preceding GED Eastern Fund I. GED opened
offices in Bulgaria in order to follow a regional buildup
approach.
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2006 |
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GED promotes
a Private Equity Real Estate Fund. In order to meet
GED investors necessity, in July 2006 GED and Caja Madrid
set up a Real Estate vehicle for South-Eastern Europe.
The Fund type is Real Estate opportunistic and value
added projects targeting operations in land, development
and assets.
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2007 |
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GED promotes
a Private Equity Real Estate Fund. In order to meet
GED investors necessity, in July 2006 GED and Caja Madrid
set up a Real Estate vehicle for South-Eastern Europe.
The Fund type is Real Estate opportunistic and value
added projects targeting operations in land, development
and assets. |
