European Reach and cross-border M&A
The UK and Europe, with a foot in São Paulo and Dubai
A UK and European private capital platform.
GestInvest works in the UK and, from London, across selected markets — Paris, Geneva, Lisbon, Madrid, Milan, Dubai and São Paulo — through direct relationships.
Positioning
Cross-border by design.
Many GestInvest situations start in the UK and reach across Europe. GestInvest acts as the link between markets, capital and owners.
How we work
One transaction, several jurisdictions.
The seller is in one country, the buyer in another, the vehicle is set up in a third and the family wealth sits across two more. GestInvest leads the transaction end to end as a single point of contact.
Where we work
Markets chosen with purpose.
Each market is on this list for a concrete reason: capital, structuring, origination or wealth.
Cross-Border Capabilities
Four capabilities.
Cross-Border M&A
Buying and selling companies across different markets.
International Capital
Connecting companies and international investors.
Private Deals
Private assets promoted selectively to international buyers.
Family & Private Capital
Families and investors with interests across geographies.
Market Entry & Expansion
Entry through transactions and capital.
GestInvest can support a company entering a market through an acquisition, strategic partnership, joint venture or capital investment — always connected to a transaction or capital decision.
International Capital
Capital crosses borders.
Engagement with a range of international capital providers, led by direct relationships.
International Capital Relationships
GestInvest also maintains direct relationships with capital in Dubai and the wider Gulf, and in São Paulo, engaged with the same discretion and selectivity as its European relationships.
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GestInvest connects companies, shareholders, investors and private capital in the UK and selected European markets, with bridges to the Gulf and Brazil.
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