Eurazeo takes majority stake in Lauralu

Eurazeo, through its Infrastructure fund, has acquired a majority stake in Lauralu as part of a growth-oriented transaction that brings in a new institutional investor alongside the company's management and historical shareholders. The deal is structured as a development investment, accompanied by the partial exit of Evolem, a long-standing investor in Lauralu, and the support of several financial partners from the French ecosystem, including Origine Partners, Croissance Sud, Sofilaro, and IRDI. This recapitalization aims to strengthen the company's financing capabilities while ensuring managerial continuity. In this new setup, Eurazeo becomes the majority shareholder and intends to support Lauralu in accelerating its European development. The goal is to consolidate its modular infrastructure leasing model and drive expansion into key European markets, where industrial capacity flexibility is becoming an increasingly important challenge. Beyond organic growth, the transaction also seeks to establish a leading European platform for temporary and reusable industrial buildings, leveraging a still-fragmented market with opportunities for consolidation. Finally, this acquisition is in line with Eurazeo's investment strategy, which prioritizes assets aligned with ESG criteria, particularly those contributing to the transition towards more sustainable, low-carbon, and circular infrastructure solutions.

The acquisition of Lauralu is part of the growth strategy of Eurazeo, which already has several external growth operations under its belt, notably Netco Group in 2026.