About This Fund
Borromin Capital Fund IV SCS SICAV-RAIF is a Luxembourg-domiciled private equity fund advised by Borromin Capital Management GmbH, an independent Frankfurt-headquartered mid-market buyout firm established in 2001. The fund targets highly profitable small and medium-sized enterprises in the DACH region—Germany, Austria, and Switzerland—and the Benelux countries of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, focusing on business succession transactions, management buyouts, spin-offs from larger industrial groups, and expansion capital for high-growth companies. Borromin Capital Fund IV represents the fourth generation of the firm's flagship fund strategy, with capital sourced from institutional and private investors across Germany and internationally.
Borromin's investment strategy centers on structuring and executing primarily majority investments in a portfolio of approximately ten to twelve SMEs with strong cash-flow profiles, proven management teams, and durable competitive positions in niche industrial or business services segments. The firm actively supports management teams in becoming co-shareholders, aligning incentives across the investment period. The fund is sized at approximately $336 million and is domiciled in Luxembourg as a Societe en Commandite Speciale under the SICAV-RAIF regulatory framework, offering institutional investors access to the DACH and Benelux SME buyout opportunity set.
Borromin Capital Management has built a consistent track record across four fund generations since its founding in 2001, accumulating deep expertise in the German-speaking mid-market. Portfolio companies under Borromin's management have included EBERLE Controls, Airplane Equipment and Services, and Volker von Wulfing Immobilien, spanning the electronics, commercial services, and real estate services sectors. Borromin Capital Fund IV is fully deployed, with the manager now actively advising its fifth generation of funds. The director-owned partnership structure and long operational tenure have established the firm as a recurring institutional access point for DACH and Benelux SME buyout exposure.