Omnes Capital's exits

The Ortec group provides a broad range of multidisciplinary and complementary services encompassing maintenance, construction works, environmental services, facilities management and logistics, engineering and project owner assistance.

Leyton provides payroll charge and tax consulting services with a focus on three business lines: payroll charge reductions, research tax credit (known as the CIR in France) and reductions in occupational accident contributions. The group has focused on small businesses (fewer than 1,000 employees) because they are not generally well catered for by the major players in the sector.

The Micromania group is a specialist distributor of video games and consoles and operates a network of branches and franchised stores in shopping centres and city-centre locations. The Group bolstered its coverage of city-centre locations by acquiring its rival Dock Games.  

Founded in 1953, Heurtey Petrochem is an international oil and gas engineering group operating in two market segments: 1) process furnaces for refining, petrochemicals, and hydrogen production, an area in which Heurtey Petrochem is a world leader, 2) natural gas treatment through its Prosernat subsidiary.

Distribution of spare parts for heavy goods vehicles and agricultural tractors to hauliers, garage owners, dealers, agents and resellers

Pursuing a strategy focused on innovation, what sets the group apart is a unique combination of technologies, methods and talent, all geared towards protecting the interests of its clients

A family-owned business, Maisons France Confort is France’s number one homebuilder and a leading player in efforts to promote home ownership.

A former Saint-Gobain subsidiary, SGCC is a company that specialises in the design and marketing of inspection machines providing manufacturing quality control of hollow glass packaging (mainly bottles).
The group’s customers are chiefly the world’s major glass-makers, such as Saint-Gobain.