Estelle Selig

Euro Capital SAS is a private equity investment firm and a majority-owned subsidiary of the French regional bank BPLC-Banque Populaire Lorraine-Champagne SA. BPLC is a subsidiary of Banque Fédérale des Banques Populaires SA. Significant minority shareholders include Naxicap and Eurefi. A dedicated investment team manages the fund. Euro Capital was established in 2000 and is based in Metz, a large city in the Lorraine region in the northeast of France. The fund is involved in cross-border business development in the SarLorLux region, consisting of Saarland in Germany, Lorraine in France and Luxembourg, and in the Belgian Wallonia region. They participate in EU-funded Interreg projects, aimed at promoting to partnerships in Europe at the regional level.

Euro Capital SAS is a private equity investment firm and a majority-owned subsidiary of the French regional bank BPLC-Banque Populaire Lorraine-Champagne SA. BPLC is a subsidiary of Banque Fédérale des Banques Populaires SA. Significant minority shareholders include Naxicap and Eurefi. A dedicated investment team manages the fund. Euro Capital was established in 2000 and is based in Metz, a large city in the Lorraine region in the northeast of France. The fund is involved in cross-border business development in the SarLorLux region, consisting of Saarland in Germany, Lorraine in France and Luxembourg, and in the Belgian Wallonia region. They participate in EU-funded Interreg projects, aimed at promoting to partnerships in Europe at the regional level.

Euro Capital SAS is a private equity investment firm and a majority-owned subsidiary of the French regional bank BPLC-Banque Populaire Lorraine-Champagne SA. BPLC is a subsidiary of Banque Fédérale des Banques Populaires SA. Significant minority shareholders include Naxicap and Eurefi. A dedicated investment team manages the fund. Euro Capital was established in 2000 and is based in Metz, a large city in the Lorraine region in the northeast of France. The fund is involved in cross-border business development in the SarLorLux region, consisting of Saarland in Germany, Lorraine in France and Luxembourg, and in the Belgian Wallonia region. They participate in EU-funded Interreg projects, aimed at promoting to partnerships in Europe at the regional level.