Eduservices completed its fifth LBO, bringing in a new pool of minority financial investors led by Amundi PEF, alongside Arkea Capital and BNP Paribas Developpement. The founder and his family retain a strong majority stake (~75%), while the new investors acquire approximately 20%. The group aims to consolidate the market despite regulatory changes in apprenticeship funding.

Eduservices acquired L'Ecole Francaise, beating out another industrial player and two funds. The founders reinvested to keep a minority stake. This transaction follows an aborted Primary LBO process in 2021 where the target sought a very high valuation. The deal allows Eduservices to complete its offer: adding short, online, professionalizing modules to its existing portfolio of long-term diploma courses. The target's revenue surged during the pandemic due to the CPF scheme.

Parquest Capital and Amundi Private Equity acquired minority stakes in Eduservices, allowing the exit of Capzanine (now Capza) from the equity structure. The founder retained a majority stake, continuing the governance model established in previous rounds (where he increased ownership from 40% to ~52%). The deal was competitive, with Montefiore among the interested bidders. Although Capzanine divested its equity, it remained involved by providing financing for the transaction.