Our investments About Our history OAKLEY CAPITAL / ABOUT / OUR HISTORY 2002 2007 2008 2010 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 2002 The Story Begins Oakley is founded by Peter Dubens and David Till. 2007 First Fund is Launched Fund I is launched at €288 million. Alex Collins joins as a partner. 2008 Early Investments Investments Include: Headland Media, Host Europe, Daisy PLC and Monument. 2010 Broadening the Portfolio Investments include: Broadstone and Time Out Group PLC. 2013 Entry into Education, A New Fund and A New Partner Investments include: Inspired. Fund II is launched at €524 million. David Brickell joins as a partner. 2014 Acquisitions Across the Board Investments include: intergenia, Facile, North Sails and Inspired. Rebecca Gibson joins as a partner. 2015 Investing Across All Core Sectors Investments include: HEG, Parship Elite Group, Verivox, Damovo and Daisy. 2016 Third Fund is Launched Fund III is launched at €800 million. 2017 Big Investments and New Faces Investments include: Casa & atHome, WebPros, TechInsights, Schülerhilfe, AMOS. Partner team expands to seven. 2018 Latest Acquisitions and New Office Investments include: Career Partner Group, Facile. Oakley opens an office in Germany to capitalise on its increasing presence and expertise in the market. 2019 New acquisitions and the launch of Fund IV Fund IV is closed at €1.46bn. Investments include: Ekon and Seagull & Videotel. 2021 Launch of Origin Fund The Origin Fund closed to institutional investors with expected final commitments of €455 million. This latest fund is Oakley’s first vehicle focused on investing in lower mid-market companies, building on the firm’s successful history of investing in this segment. Investments include: 7NXT Our approach Our team CONTACT US General enquiries +44 (0) 20 7766 6900 enquiries@oakleycapital.com FOLLOW US LinkedIn Oakley Capital Limited. A limited company registered in England and Wales (company number 04091922) with its registered office at 3 Cadogan Gate, London,SW1X 0AS. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (number 195029) FCA COBS Rule 2.2.3R requires FCA authorised firms to disclose whether they conform to the requirements of the UK Financial Reporting Council’s Stewardship Code (the “Code”). Adherence to the Code is voluntary. While the Oakley Capital Group supports the principles of the Code, it does not consider it appropriate to conform to the Code at this time. © Oakley Capital 2021 Privacy Terms & Conditions Cookie Policy Modern Slavery Act Sustainable Finance Disclosure Brand Agency: Steve Edge Design