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Family HoldingPuts its own capital into companiesActive · deal in last 18 monthsLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 5 SOURCES

Also known as Florac Investissements, Groupe Florac

Paris private equity firm backed by the Meyer family, founded 2009; €20–70M majority and minority equity stakes in mid-market companies in Europe and North America.

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Family & background

FAMILY
Meyer
HEADQUARTERS
Paris, France
FOUNDED
2009

Investment approach

GEOGRAPHY
EuropeNorth America
STAGES
GrowthBuyout
ROUTES
Companies (own capital)
STRATEGIES
Private equity

Overview

Florac is the investment company of the Meyer family, founded in 2009 by Léopold Meyer, which describes itself as a private equity firm backed by the Meyer family. It says it has backed more than 30 companies in Europe and North America, focusing on business services, healthcare services, industrials and consumer goods, with offices in Paris and Los Angeles. It runs three strategies: Florac Mid-Market Europe, Florac Partners Europe and Florac North America, with tickets of €20–70 million. A supervisory committee of Meyer family members advises the president.

Investment thesis

Majority or minority stakes (typically above 20%) in mid-market companies with ambitious strategic plans, held 4–8 years, alongside founders and other financial or family investors, to build national and international market leaders in services, consumer goods and industry.

Holdings & investments (36)

INVESTMENT ARMS & VEHICLES

  • Majority or minority stakes (typically >20%) in French and Western European companies with €5–30M EBITDA; €20–70M equity tickets
  • Minority stakes alongside other financial or family investors in French and Western European companies with EBITDA above €30M
  • Minority or majority stakes in US and Canadian companies with EBITDA above €5M, from the Los Angeles office (founded 2016)

HOLDINGS & INVESTMENTS · MOST RECENT FIRST

  • Califia FarmsNOTABLE
    Food & Agriculture · since 2021 · Minority stake
  • Salto SystemsNOTABLE
    Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2020 · Minority stake
  • A.P.C.NOTABLE
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2018 · Minority stake (via Vesper vehicle)
  • SMCP GroupNOTABLE
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2010 · Exited 2013
  • since 2025 · Minority stake
  • Consumer & E-commerce · since 2025 · Minority stake
  • Media & Entertainment · since 2024 · Majority stake
  • Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2024 · Minority stake
  • Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2024
  • since 2023
  • Fintech · since 2022 · Minority stake
  • Entertainment Earth
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2022 · Exited
  • Diverzify
    since 2021 · Minority stake
  • Theop
    since 2021
  • Dentius
    since 2021 · Minority stake
  • M2 Orthopedics
    since 2021
  • Unio Health Partners
    since 2021
  • MediaSchool
    Education · since 2020
  • Herez
    since 2020 · Exited
  • PRIME AE
    since 2019 · Minority stake
  • Marle
    Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2019
  • Sperber Landscape Companies
    since 2019
  • Fusalp
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2018
  • Delcourt Group
    Media & Entertainment · since 2018 · Exited 2024
  • The Stepping Stones Group
    since 2018 · Exited 2021
  • Brico Privé
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2018 · Exited 2020
  • Les Domaines de Fontenille
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2017
  • Cypress Performance Group
    Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2017 · Exited 2021
  • PADI
    since 2017 · Exited 2025
  • Grandi Stazioni Retail
    Real Estate & PropTech · since 2016 · Exited 2024
  • Samson & Surrey
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2016 · Exited 2022
  • Experienced Capital
    since 2016 · Main investor in the firm
  • Sani/Ikos
    Consumer & E-commerce · since 2015 · Exited 2022
  • Saint Mamet
    Food & Agriculture · since 2015 · Exited 2018
  • TCR Group
    Mobility & Logistics · since 2012 · Exited 2016
  • Pitch Promotion
    Real Estate & PropTech · since 2009 · Exited 2016

People

  • Camilla Meyer-Winkler
    Founder of Florac North America; Investment Committee member · source
  • Léopold Meyer
    Founder and President · source
  • Anish Aswani
    Managing Partner, Florac North America · source
  • Patrick Bendahan
    Managing Partner, Florac Mid-Market Europe · source
  • Nicolas Teboul
    Managing Partner, Florac Mid-Market Europe · source
  • Gautier Preney
    Managing Partner, Florac Partners Europe · source
  • Grégoire Gobert
    Director, Florac Europe · source
  • Tyler Carson
    Principal, Florac North America · source
  • Orianne Pineau
    Vice President, Florac Europe · source
  • Dov Herzberg
    Vice President, Florac North America · source
  • Elisa Benayoun
    Associate, Florac Europe · source
  • Tristan Parr
    Associate, Florac Europe · source
  • David Dardashti
    Associate, Florac North America · source
  • Alicia Sebag
    Analyst, Florac Europe · source
  • Alexandre Meeus
    Analyst, Florac Europe · source
  • Amélie Catalan
    General Counsel, Florac Group · source

Frequently asked questions

Florac is a family holding based in Paris, France, founded in 2009.

Florac invests on behalf of the Meyer family.

Florac invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes private equity.

Florac invests at Growth and Buyout stages in Consumer & E-commerce and Industrial & Manufacturing.

Florac's stated ticket size is €20M–€70M.

Key people at Florac include Léopold Meyer (Founder and President), Camilla Meyer-Winkler (Founder of Florac North America; Investment Committee member), Anish Aswani (Managing Partner, Florac North America) and Patrick Bendahan (Managing Partner, Florac Mid-Market Europe).

Florac's holdings and investments include Califia Farms, Salto Systems, A.P.C., SMCP Group, ADIT, Groupe Makao, Bonum and Labelys, among others.

The most recent publicly reported investment by Florac is ADIT (Minority stake alongside management and financial investors (Florac Partners Europe)), announced in Dec 2025.