Fermia
Family office3 people tracked
Investment thesis
Fermia is a family office investing the private wealth of two families into profitable companies in the Czech Republic and nearby markets. Rather than buying to resell, it seeks long-term partnerships with existing owners who wish to step back from daily management but stay involved strategically, contributing advice and contacts. It also backs management teams looking to acquire the businesses they run through management buy-outs, providing the capital needed for such acquisitions. The firm aims to develop and grow its holdings over time, reinvesting to increase the value of its investors' assets.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 3 people
from the firm's website
What they invest in
from 1 of 4 portfolio companiesE-commerce ×1Retail Tech ×1Sports Tech ×1
HQs:Czechia×1
Investments · 4 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathVeterinary clinic near Bratislava, Slovakia, part of a chain Fermia invested in.
Veterinary clinic near Bratislava, Slovakia, part of a chain Fermia invested in.
Ski a Bike Centrum Radotín is a specialized retailer offering ski and cycling equipment through physical stores and e-shops, along with servicing, rentals, test centers, and a secondhand market for skis, snowboards, and bicycles.
E-commerceRetail TechSports TechPrague, CZ
Veterinary clinic near Bratislava, Slovakia, part of a chain Fermia invested in.
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- What sectors does Fermia focus on?
- Fermia focuses on Sector Agnostic.
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