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Analyst

Sauli Vilén

CapMan is an investment company. The vision is to be a long-term owner and create added value for the shareholders in the long term. CapMan mainly invests in medium-sized unlisted companies, properties and infrastructure facilities around the Nordic market. Furthermore, the company offers asset management, purchasing activities as well as analysis, reporting and back office services. CapMan was founded in 1989 and its headquarters are in Helsinki, Finland.

News Powered by Cision              CapMan Growth sijoittaa liikuntapeliyhtiö CSE Simulationiin    CapMan Growth lehdistötiedote 7.4.2026 klo 9.00    CapMan Growth sijoittaa liikuntapeliyhtiö                             CapMan Growth Equity Fund III has signed an agreement to invest in Finnish exergaming company CSE Simulation, known for its high-quality, movement-activating game solutions. The investment supports the company’s growth strategy and strengthens its position as one of the international pioneers in the field. CSE Simulation develops digital, movement-based games that make physical activity fun and accessible for all ages. The company’s products are widely used in entertainment and leisure venues, schools, and sports and exercise centers around the world. The majority of the company’s revenue comes from international markets, reflecting the strong demand for solutions that combine meaningful movement and a high-quality digital gaming experience. This is the seventh investment for the CapMan Growth Equity Fund III.

CEO’s review of yesterday’s AGM!                    Inderes              CapManin yhtiökokous | Toimitusjohtajan katsaus 25.3.2026 - Inderes    Aika: 26.03.2026 klo 15.20 Toimitusjohtaja Pia Kållin katsaus CapManin yhtiökokouksesta 25.3.2026.

Here are Sale’s comments regarding the recent CapMan announcement above.                    Inderes              CapMan laajentaa infrastruktuurivelkaan - Inderes    Kyseessä on CapManille uusi omaisuuslaji, mutta lähivuosien ennusteisiin emme näe tarpeellista tehdä muutoksia.

News Powered by Cision              CapMan ja CAERUS laajentavat Euroopan infrastruktuurivelkamarkkinoille    CapMan Oyj lehdistötiedote 19.3.2026, klo 08.00    CapMan ja CAERUS laajentavat Euroopan                             CapMan, together with CAERUS, is expanding its Real Asset Debt investment area into infrastructure debt. CapMan established its Real Asset Debt investment area, which focuses on real asset debt, upon acquiring a majority stake in CAERUS Debt Investments in June 2025. The new infrastructure debt strategy will be led by René Kassis, who has over 30 years of experience in building and developing infrastructure debt investment strategies. During his career, Kassis built a European real estate and infrastructure debt platform for the international investment firm LBP AM, with assets under management exceeding EUR 6 billion. Previously, he developed Dexia’s infrastructure business into one of the world’s three largest infrastructure banks. The expansion enables CapMan and CAERUS to operate in a rapidly growing market segment. According to recent market reports, the financing needs for infrastructure investments in Europe are growing significantly, particularly in projects that strengthen operational reliability and self-sufficiency and promote the transition toward a low-carbon economy. At the same time, CapMan and CAERUS are strengthening their presence in Western Europe by opening an office in Paris under Kassis’s leadership.

I don’t have any data on this, and the company doesn’t report the detailed success of individual exits. At a high level, the development of these individual assets can (and should) be monitored through the funds’ performance fees. In this business, the rules of the game are quite brutal. You have to generate good returns for investors, or else it is difficult to raise new capital. Therefore, the funds should, on average, reach performance fee levels, because otherwise, the equation doesn’t work. An example is the Buyout situation mentioned by @Hagking above, where a couple of weaker vintages led to a situation where new ones could no longer be raised. Of course, there will always be weaker vintages from time to time, but for every bad vintage, a manager should be able to show several good ones. In CapMan’s case, the results will be properly measured in the coming years as the exit market recovers and the company exits several flagship funds. These must yield significant performance fees, or something is wrong. The most important individual products are NRE2 and Infra1. And yes, the majority of CapMan’s value comes from management fees. However, without performance fees, there won’t be any management fees in the long run either

Can you give an estimate of what percentage of Capman’s funds make successful exits? Or are there complete misses included? Or if not at the company level, how much can these successes be estimated at the fund level? Funds are such a black box that you can’t really get a handle on what the true performance is by following casually. If it were so easy to just buy a company and make it good, Capman’s help wouldn’t be needed. I’ve gotten the impression from the comments that the company has quite competent personnel developing these firms; naturally, the teams’ minority stakes already ensure they do everything they can for good returns. My own view of Capman’s value is based entirely on management fees and recurring billing; regarding that, I should probably broaden my view so that these expenses don’t bother me as much. Fund carried interest (profit sharing) on top of this is a small option that comes if it comes, but it’s often overlooked because predicting them is complete guesswork on my part.

Usually, I always tell you not to get unnecessarily excited about individual assets because their significance to CapMan is small, but Valokuituinen is indeed an exception. It is one of the five investments in the Infra1 fund, and based on LinkedIn updates, it is an excellent and significantly sized exit. Infra1 already made an excellent exit from the ferry operator Norled, and as far as I understand, these two assets have been the fund’s largest. Why does this matter for CapMan then? With two successful major exits, the “path is open” for performance fees (carried interest), and the fund may enter the carry phase as soon as the next exit. We have modeled performance fees from the fund for 2026–2027, and this estimate now looks very sensible. Furthermore, this is a very important track record reference as the company is starting the fundraising for the Infra3 fund.

CapMan

We maintain our Accumulate recommendation with 1.85 EUR target price for CapMan. Company is progressing well with its updated strategy and we see that the current strategy is moving company ...

<p>We maintain our Accumulate recommendation with 1.85 EUR target price for CapMan. Company is progressing well with its updated strategy and we see that the current strategy is moving company closer to its full potential. Due to the strong rally in share price the valuation is fairly neutral (P/B 1.9x) and the future upside relies heavily on the success of the new strategy. If CapMan is able to turn its management business clearly profitable, it would support the acceptable valuation through a lower risk profile. Strong and fairly low risk dividend yield (6.3 %) together with the upside potential in the management business is enough to justify the positive recommendation.</p> 

	2016	17e	18e
Revenue	26.7	34.0	40.8
growth-%	-16.0 %	27.5 %	20.0 %
EBIT (adj.)	18.7	28.2	24.5
EBIT-% (adj.)	69.9 %	82.8 %	60.1 %
EPS (adj.)	0.10	0.15	0.12
Dividend	0.09	0.11	0.12
Dividend %	7.1 %	6.3 %	6.9 %
P/E (adj.)	12.9	11.8	14.4
EV/EBITDA	10.7	10.5	11.7

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