Spanish private equity firm Miura Partners has announced the final close of its fourth flagship fund, Miura Fund IV, at its hard cap of €475 million (US$531.8 million) – exceeding €800 million in capital raised so far this year. Fund IV – which has already made two investments – is 44% bigger than its €330 million predecessor, having attracted more than €259 million in commitments from new investors. Earlier this year, Miura closed its debut impact fund – which invests in small cap-firms targeting the three sustainability impact themes of healthier lives, thriving communities and regenerative planet – with commitments of €135 million, as well as its €200 million Dent&Co single asset continuation fund. The three fundraises were backed by both new and existing investors, including institutional limited partners across Europe, North America and Asia. “We are incredibly grateful for the trust our investors have placed in us, especially in a challenging global fundraising environment,” said Luis Seguí, CEO at Miura. “We are excited about the early successes of Fund IV and look forward to continuing our work with purpose-driven businesses across the region.”
