HIG Capital’s European Strategy Delivers Results Across Multiple Sectors

H.I.G. Capital has highlighted the strength of its pan-European investment strategy with a string of August transactions that span infrastructure, healthcare, and sustainability. The $70 billion firm executed acquisitions in Finland and Spain while securing strong returns from a mobility exit and building out its global platform.

Exit from Spanish Mobility Platform

In infrastructure, H.I.G. finalized the divestment of EYSA Group, marking the end of a three-year program that turned a Spanish parking operator into a global smart mobility provider. The company now operates in more than 30 countries with integrated services in parking, tolling, and traffic management.

Nordic Circular Economy Investment

H.I.G. also invested in Fluo Group, a Finnish waste management operator with an integrated recycling model that produces plastics, pipes, and lubricants from recovered materials. The deal positions the firm to capture value as EU waste directives accelerate demand for circular economy infrastructure.

Healthcare Platform in Spain

In healthcare, H.I.G. signed a definitive agreement to acquire Avanta Salud Integral, Spain’s leading occupational health services provider. The company’s network of 250+ medical centers and mobile units serves over one million employees across the country.

The deal comes as H.I.G. reinforces its lending capabilities through the $5.9 billion close of WhiteHorse Middle Market Lending Fund IV, alongside the establishment of a GP Solutions Platform built by a senior team recruited from Morgan Stanley.

Building Long-Term Value

Founded in 1993, H.I.G. operates from 19 offices across the globe and has invested in more than 400 companies. Its portfolio holdings now generate more than $53 billion in combined revenue. With August’s activity, the firm has reinforced its ability to generate results through a mix of exits, acquisitions, and fundraising initiatives, confirming the breadth of its European strategy.