Omikron Capital is set to acquire a majority stake in Moodo, a Polish clothing retail chain, investing around 350 million PLN to support its expansion and e-commerce growth.
Target Company Overview
Omikron Capital, a relatively new player in the private equity market, is poised to invest approximately 350 million PLN, with a significant portion designated for Moodo, a national clothing retail chain developed by the Szyszko family over the past several years. Moodo specializes in selling women's clothing and accessories and operates a network of around 160 franchise stores across Poland.
The Szyszko family has been involved in the clothing industry since the 1990s, starting with selling Turkish-imported apparel at local markets. They transitioned from retailing to wholesaling and eventually launched Moodo in 2006. The brand has since cultivated a solid reputation in the industry by focusing on second-class clothing and end-of-collection items, resulting in steady growth.
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Industry Overview in Poland
The Polish fashion retail sector has shown resilience after facing challenging years, with optimism surrounding upcoming growth opportunities. Retailers like Greenpoint are actively pursuing expansion strategies, looking to acquire br
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Omikron Capital
invested in
Moodo
in 2023
in a Buyout deal
Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $85M
Revenue: $18M
EBITDA: $2M
Net Income: $1M