Profile
Olivier Dousset is the founder of Compagnie d'Anjou SAS, founded in 2010, holding the title of Chairman.
Mr. Dousset is currently Director at HeadMind Partners SA. Former jobs include Chairman at Daiwa Corporate Advisory SAS, Director at Ortec Expansion SA, Director-Supervisory Board at SPC SASU, Member-Supervisory Board at Institut de Développement Industriel SCA from 2008 to 2014, Managing Partner at LBO France Gestion SAS in 2009, and Operating Partner at Trilantic Europe Ltd from 2015 to 2023.
Olivier Dousset active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
Compagnie d'Anjou SAS
Compagnie d'Anjou SAS Investment ManagersFinance Compagnie d'Anjou invests in companies located in France. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for management buyouts, management buy ins, seed and early stage capital requirements. It acquires majority and minority interests. | Founder | 01/01/2010 |
Beijaflore SA
Beijaflore SA Financial ConglomeratesFinance Functions as an investment holding company | Director/Board Member | - |
Former positions of Olivier Dousset
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
Trilantic Capital Partners LLP
Trilantic Capital Partners LLP Investment ManagersFinance Trilantic Europe invests in mid- market companies located in Europe. It targets operating in the fields of consumer & leisure, industrials, TMT, business Services and healthcare. It provides financing for buyout transactions and also take full or partial control positions in companies. | Private Equity Investor | 01/12/2023 |
| IDI | Director/Board Member | 26/06/2014 |
LBO France Gestion SAS
LBO France Gestion SAS Investment ManagersFinance LBO France is an active manager which invests in small- to medium-sized French or French-managed companies across a variety of sectors. The firm takes majority or controlling minority positions in companies valued between 10 million to 2.5 billion euros across manufacturing and services sectors, seeking to invest in profitable, market-leading businesses with growth potential. LBO France always takes a seat on the Supervisory Board of their investee companies, supporting management with strategic decisions and not interfering with day-to-day management. The firm invests in a limited number of companies, generally holding an investment for three to seven years, seeking to realize investments by finding a trade purchaser or arranging a secondary LBO or an IPO. For small-cap investments, LBO France focuses exclusively on unquoted companies with enterprise values of 10 to 50 million euros which have predictable revenue, profit and cash flows, excellent potential for growth or consolidation and a solid business plan offering good prospects for increasing valuation. For medium-sized firms with an enterprise value of 0.1 to 2.5 billion euros, the firm employs either a continuity or transformation strategy. Their continuity strategy utilizes leverage to acquire a majority stake in companies with predictable sales, profits and cash flow, a competitive cost structure or one that may be rapidly improved, a capable existing or potential management team and a strong market position and possible market leadership. Investee companies may be family-owned companies or subsidiaries or divisions of major groups. The firm's transformation strategy involves taking a majority or a minority position in companies with distinct and disposable business activities, under-utilized assets, substantial market share and a competitive advantage. They focus each company on their fastest-growing businesses and markets and sell their other businesses. They seek to increase operating margins by reducing costs, freeing up working capital and developing new business and set up management teams using performance-based remuneration to motivate them. LBO France's real estate team specializes in the French property sector, investing in all asset types and market segments including property companies, properties that generate capital gains (held from three to five years) and income properties (held for over five years). The firm's real estate team targets investments with asset values greater than 30 million euros. | President | 22/09/2009 |
Ortec Expansion SA
Ortec Expansion SA Engineering & ConstructionIndustrial Services Develops electrical and thermal engineering activities | Director/Board Member | - |
Daiwa Corporate Advisory SAS
Daiwa Corporate Advisory SAS Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides investment banking services | Chairman | - |
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Institut de Développement Industriel SCA
Institut de Développement Industriel SCA Investment ManagersFinance Functions as an private equity firm | Finance |
LBO France Gestion SAS
LBO France Gestion SAS Investment ManagersFinance LBO France is an active manager which invests in small- to medium-sized French or French-managed companies across a variety of sectors. The firm takes majority or controlling minority positions in companies valued between 10 million to 2.5 billion euros across manufacturing and services sectors, seeking to invest in profitable, market-leading businesses with growth potential. LBO France always takes a seat on the Supervisory Board of their investee companies, supporting management with strategic decisions and not interfering with day-to-day management. The firm invests in a limited number of companies, generally holding an investment for three to seven years, seeking to realize investments by finding a trade purchaser or arranging a secondary LBO or an IPO. For small-cap investments, LBO France focuses exclusively on unquoted companies with enterprise values of 10 to 50 million euros which have predictable revenue, profit and cash flows, excellent potential for growth or consolidation and a solid business plan offering good prospects for increasing valuation. For medium-sized firms with an enterprise value of 0.1 to 2.5 billion euros, the firm employs either a continuity or transformation strategy. Their continuity strategy utilizes leverage to acquire a majority stake in companies with predictable sales, profits and cash flow, a competitive cost structure or one that may be rapidly improved, a capable existing or potential management team and a strong market position and possible market leadership. Investee companies may be family-owned companies or subsidiaries or divisions of major groups. The firm's transformation strategy involves taking a majority or a minority position in companies with distinct and disposable business activities, under-utilized assets, substantial market share and a competitive advantage. They focus each company on their fastest-growing businesses and markets and sell their other businesses. They seek to increase operating margins by reducing costs, freeing up working capital and developing new business and set up management teams using performance-based remuneration to motivate them. LBO France's real estate team specializes in the French property sector, investing in all asset types and market segments including property companies, properties that generate capital gains (held from three to five years) and income properties (held for over five years). The firm's real estate team targets investments with asset values greater than 30 million euros. | Finance |
Daiwa Corporate Advisory SAS
Daiwa Corporate Advisory SAS Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Provides investment banking services | Finance |
Ortec Expansion SA
Ortec Expansion SA Engineering & ConstructionIndustrial Services Develops electrical and thermal engineering activities | Industrial Services |
Trilantic Capital Partners LLP
Trilantic Capital Partners LLP Investment ManagersFinance Trilantic Europe invests in mid- market companies located in Europe. It targets operating in the fields of consumer & leisure, industrials, TMT, business Services and healthcare. It provides financing for buyout transactions and also take full or partial control positions in companies. | Finance |
Beijaflore SA
Beijaflore SA Financial ConglomeratesFinance Functions as an investment holding company | Finance |
SPC SASU
SPC SASU Medical/Nursing ServicesHealth Services Provides human healthcare services | Health Services |
Compagnie d'Anjou SAS
Compagnie d'Anjou SAS Investment ManagersFinance Compagnie d'Anjou invests in companies located in France. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for management buyouts, management buy ins, seed and early stage capital requirements. It acquires majority and minority interests. | Finance |
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