THI Investments
Also known as THI Investments GmbH & Co. KG
Investment office of the Hagenmeyer family (Getrag) in Stuttgart, with Munich and London offices; buys 25-100% stakes in European mid-market firms, AUM over €2bn.
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Family & background
- FAMILY
- Hagenmeyer
- WEALTH ORIGIN
- Getrag (vehicle transmissions), sold to Magna International in 2015
- HEADQUARTERS
- Stuttgart, Germany
- OFFICES
- Munich, Germany · London, United Kingdom
- FOUNDED
- 2015
- AUM
- €2B (2026)
- OUTSIDE CAPITAL
- No — own capital only
Investment approach
- GEOGRAPHY
- Europe
- STAGES
- GrowthBuyout
- ROUTES
- Companies (own capital)
- STRATEGIES
- Private equityDirect investmentsReal estateVenture capitalPublic equities
- TICKET
- €20M–€100M
- LATEST DEAL
- LOGICHECK (Majority stake) · Feb 2026
Overview
THI Investments became fully operational in January 2015 as the investment office of the Hagenmeyer family, whose wealth comes from the transmission maker Getrag, sold to Magna International that December. It describes itself as a family-owned private equity investor that invests from its own balance sheet, with offices in Stuttgart, Munich and London and total assets under management of more than €2bn. It takes 25-100% stakes with €20-100m of equity in European mid-market companies in business services, education and training, healthcare and industrials, and also holds real-estate, venture-capital and capital-market portfolios.
Investment thesis
Thesis-based investing in European mid-market companies with sustainable competitive advantage and low cyclicality that can benefit from technological and economic change, in business services, education and training, healthcare and industrials.
Holdings & investments (9)
- LOGICHECKsince 2026
- Empowering Learning GroupEducation · since 2025
- Impact Food GroupEducation
- Oxford International Education GroupEducation
- WJ GroupIndustrial & Manufacturing
- apo.com GroupHealthTech
- Epco/TecsedoIndustrial & Manufacturing
- LearnshipEducation
- CorndelEducation · Exited
People
- Andrew LawleyPartner, Private Equity · source
- Ricardo SommerPartner, Private Equity · source
- Tarquin WetheredManaging Director, Private Equity · source
- Simon TabellionDirector, Private Equity · source
- Steffen WipplerDirector, Private Equity · source
- Nina Marin KoenigPrincipal, Private Equity · source
- Nikolai MetzgerPrincipal, Private Equity · source
- William WellsPrincipal, Private Equity · source
- Mihir KotechaCEO · source
- Dr. Christoph BeckerManaging Director · source
- Dr. Philipp WeiherlManaging Director, Value Creation · source
- Christian FleischerDirector, Value Creation · source
- Dr.-Ing. Johannes MasinoDirector, Value Creation · source
- Derya BickiciPrincipal, Value Creation · source
- Florian GeistmannDirector, Real Estate · source
- Oliver Schneck-GruenenwaldFinance Director · source
- Philip Lennart HagenmeyerAuthorised representative (per Impressum) · source
Frequently asked questions
THI Investments is a single family office based in Stuttgart, Germany, founded in 2015.
THI Investments invests on behalf of the Hagenmeyer family (Getrag (vehicle transmissions), sold to Magna International in 2015).
THI Investments invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes private equity, direct investments, real estate, venture capital and public equities.
THI Investments invests at Growth and Buyout stages in Education, HealthTech and Industrial & Manufacturing.
THI Investments's stated ticket size is €20M–€100M.
Key people at THI Investments include Mihir Kotecha (CEO), Dr. Christoph Becker (Managing Director), Andrew Lawley (Partner, Private Equity) and Ricardo Sommer (Partner, Private Equity).
THI Investments's holdings and investments include LOGICHECK, Empowering Learning Group, Impact Food Group, Oxford International Education Group, WJ Group, apo.com Group, Epco/Tecsedo and Learnship, among others.
The most recent publicly reported investment by THI Investments is LOGICHECK (Majority stake), announced in Feb 2026.
No. THI Investments invests its own capital and does not raise money from outside investors.