Abris Capital prefers to invest in companies operating in manufacturing, services, logistics, recycling, IT and the companies in which it decides to invest are usually profitable entrepreneurial businesses.
Stanculescu added Abris Capital does not invest in sectors like real estate or infrastructure and the sectors that have the highest potential are Business to Business (B2B) and IT.
”The clarity of our direction comes from not focusing on any one sector. We’ve invested in various sectors because this was our strategy from the start. We’re keeping the diverse approach and investing in logistics, production, services. We also hope to invest more in IT companies. What matters is potential for development,” said Stanculescu.
Abris Capital does not invest in startups and usually acquires stakes of 51% to 100% and then sells the companies for profit within three to six years.