Airesis generally seeks a controlling interest or, at the very least, a significant majority in businesses where the talents, knowledge and experience allow it the opportunity to increase the value of the acquired company. This positioning also allows Airesis to actively administer or co-administer these companies. And, once there is added value, in principle, these participations sell themselves. The funds resulting from these sales permit Airesis to grow and increase its own value.

Airesis’ main objective is a high return on investment in the long term – a forward view of about five years – thanks to its policy of enhancing the brands in its portfolio. This is made possible because Airesis’s managers are professionals deeply involved in the day-to-day running of these companies allowing them to manage risks at first hand.

Future investments

By pursuing a pragmatic approach in its financial investments, Airesis seeks companies in market sectors where there is a potential for good profitability and which:

-       are growing or

-       have a strong potential for growth or

-       are  in transformation or transition

Active management

Active management involves professional and direct management of the companies which make up part of Airesis’ investments. The acquired companies’ executives are characterized by:

-     their experience in the field

-     their knowledge of the markets

Renewal of its participations

Renewing its participations is an integral part of Airesis’ overall strategy. After developing and growing its participations as well as optimizing them, Airesis may be able to progressively sell them and get involved in promising new undertakings.

Investment portfolio

An essential part of Airesis’ business is to maintain an updated investment portfolio. On occasion, this also includes divesting itself from participations that do not fulfill its investment criteria.