DOMEK GROUP acquired by IK PARTNERS
Context
IK Partners, through its IK Small Cap IV Fund, has acquired a majority stake in Domek Group from the private equity firm Capital A. The transaction involved a significant reinvestment from the target’s founders and management team, who will continue to lead the organization. The strategic rationale for the investment is to accelerate the group’s expansion by introducing additional languages to its platform, launching adjacent service lines, and pursuing further geographic growth within Europe. This partnership aims to leverage the acquirer’s deep sector expertise in financial services to enhance the target’s technology infrastructure and data,driven marketing capabilities. Additionally, the group will selectively explore inorganic growth opportunities to broaden its service offering and consolidate its market position as a premier intermediary for non,native communities. This move allows the prior institutional investor to exit after a five,year holding period marked by the successful institutionalization and expansion of the platform into Belgium and Germany.
DOMEK GROUP, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2025, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, a level to compare with the average currently observed in the Financial Services sector (13.1x).
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Target
Domek Group is a leading financial services intermediary headquartered in the Netherlands, specialized in serving non-native communities across the Benelux and DACH regions. Founded in 2011, the company operates a differentiated, multilingual platform that addresses structural barriers to accessing financial products, such as language constraints and local market complexities. Its business model functions as a one-stop shop, providing a comprehensive suite of services including property and mortgage advisory, property and casualty insurance brokerage, life insurance, and specialized leasing and lending solutions. By offering support in twelve different languages, the group serves a loyal and underserved client base of over forty thousand individuals. The firm’s value proposition is built on high customer trust and a strong ability to cross-sell financial products throughout the customer lifetime, ensuring inclusive access to essential wealth and protection tools for international residents.
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Revenue range: 25M - 50M EUR
EBITDA range: 5M - 25M EUR
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Target: domek group
Acquirer: ik partners