Omnes Capital's exits

Neoen is a French leading and one of the world’s largest independent power producers of renewable energy. The company was founded in 2008 by Jacques Veyrat. Neoen develops, finances, builds and operates power plants running on renewable energy sources (solar, wind, biomass). Neoen’s footprint extends across 12 countries, including France, Portugal, Australia, Mexico and Egypt. The company aims to achieve a capacity in operation and under construction in excess of 5 GW by 2021.

In October 2018 Neoen entered the regulated market of Euronext Paris and its IPO presented the largest capital raise in the last 16 months on Euronext Paris.

Neoen has been accompanied by Capenergie 1, Capenergie 2 and Capenergie 3.

Located in Venice-Mestre and founded in 2004 by the Ceroni family, Elettrostudio Energia is an Italian renewable multi-energy independent power producer. The company’s activities cover the entire renewable value chain: project development and financing, construction, operation and maintenance, asset management and energy management service. In 2017 Elettrostudio Energia was holding an operating portfolio of more than 70 MW of aggregated installed capacity diversified in wind, solar, biomass and hydro projects.

Valorem is a pioneer in the French wind industry with an international presence thanks to local partnerships. Its portfolio consists of high quality and diversified projects. The Valorem group controls the entire development cycle of green power generation, from prospecting and design through to project management and full operation. From 2008 to the exit date, the group gained international exposure and exported its expertise to Africa, Eastern and Northern Europe and the Caribbean.

Solar Participations is a French infrastructure holding company created by Capenergie and Urbasolar in 2010 with the aim of acquiring operating solar plants developed and built by Urbasolar. Solar Participations achieved the acquisition of 12 roof-top photovoltaic plants with a total installed capacity of 7 MW.

Poste Immo is the subsidiary of La Poste group specialized in property and real estate. Urbasolar and Omnes Capital have formed a partnership with La Poste Immo to build photovoltaic power plants on properties owned by the La Poste group.

Compagnie du Vent, part of the Suez group and one of France’s leading energy companies, is a major player in renewable energy owing to its diversification into the generation of electricity from solar photovoltaic and biofuel. The company owns and runs 12 wind farms with over 105 MW in installed capacity, including the Espinassière 2 facility in the very windy Vendée region. La Compagnie du Vent has also built close to 60 MW in capacity for third parties in Morocco.