As we move into the final quarter of 2025, I’m proud to share a snapshot of the progress we’ve made at BaltCap—not just in terms of new deals and platform growth, but in strengthening our operations, systems, and team.
The last two quarters mark another important chapter in BaltCap’s transformation. We welcomed a new CFO, rolled out a state-of-the-art investment operations platform, and saw continued expansion in our key portfolio companies—from senior care to ticketing, publishing, and healthy living.
Behind each milestone is a dedicated team working hard to restore trust, build resilience, and create long-term value.
This newsletter is a glimpse into that collective effort: a reminder that our work touches the lives of millions of people, whether it's enabling care for the elderly, making culture accessible through ticketing, or supporting families via children’s books and natural health products.
Let’s keep going — together, stronger.
Peeter Saks
Management Board Member
Partner

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Kristel Tumm joins BaltCap as CFO
Kristel will ensure that BaltCap continues enhancing financial systems, controls, and efficiency to support investment management.
Kristel brings over 30 years of rich and diverse financial experience. She's worked with everything from fast-paced startups to large, well-established companies. Over the years, she's held senior roles such as CFO and an investment banker, helping organisations to navigate tricky financial challenges, drive growth, and create long-term value.
https://linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7341108397913624577
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BaltCap introduces Allvue to Support Investment Operations
BaltCap is pleased to announce that we have adopted Allvue, a software platform designed to make investment management smoother. The system offers portfolio tracking, investor reporting and communication, and accounting all in one solution, helping us to stay organised and precise.
With Allvue, we can respond more quickly, provide clearer information to our partners, and stay well prepared for changes in the market and regulatory landscape. This move reflects our ongoing commitment to improving how we work, and to creating lasting value both for our investors and the companies we work with.
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PLG Accelerates Growth in Central & Eastern Europe with Major Acquisitions in Ticketing
BaltCap portfolio company Piletilevi PLG has significantly expanded its regional footprint with two strategic acquisitions:
- In June, PLG acquired Ticketportal, the largest ticketing platform in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, doubling the group's annual ticketing volume to nearly €600 million—the largest deal in PLG's history;
- In July, PLG further consolidated its position in Romania by acquiring 100% of Bilete.ro, Entertix.ro, and Myticket.ro, following its initial entry in 2023.
With operations now spanning seven European countries, PLG is building the strongest ticketing network in Central and Eastern Europe, serving millions of customers across the Baltics and CEE.
The company's chairman, Sven Nuutmann, described the acquisitions as a natural step in PLG's strategy to combine local market leaders into one strong group. The company now operates in seven countries, sells more than 21 million tickets per year, and reaches 160 million online visitors. By continuing to invest in technology and implementing a unified platform by 2026, PLG is creating a cross-border network that connects event organisers and audiences across Central Europe like never before.
https://www.plgmoments.com/news/piletilevi-plg-acquires-czech-and-slovak-market-leader-ticketportal
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Alma Littera Group has acquired Egmont Baltics
BaltCap Private Equity Fund III has acquired a leading children's book and magazine publisher from Egmont International, expanding its growing book platform across the Baltics, which includes Alma Littera, Pegasas, and Rahva Raamat.
This transaction is the platform's fourth acquisition, and secures a strong presence in Latvia. It also reinforces the group's focus on children's content, continuing partnerships with global brands such as Disney, Marvel, Mattel, Hasbro, and Paramount.
https://www.baltcap.com/baltcap-books-and-magazine/
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BaltCap signed exit of LIVIN healthy products
BaltCap Growth Fund has reached an agreement to exit its investment in LIVIN healthy products, a leading Baltic health and wellness retailer. The company is set to be acquired by Ogmios Group, one of Lithuania's largest retail and real estate groups. The deal is contingent upon approval from the Competition Council.
When BaltCap partnered with Co-investor and CEO Bernardas Tautkus on initial investment into platform Bio Sala, the business was making a EUR 2 million revenue and focused on organic food retail. The goal was to revitalize the brand, create a modern store concept, and consolidate the fragmented Baltic market.
Under BaltCap's ownership, LIVIN grew to 21 stores across Lithuania and Latvia, and is now one of the most recognizable health brands in the region, featuring strong e-commerce and wholesale channels. During the investment period, revenues nearly quadrupled to exceed EUR 20 million, while EBITDA increased more than sixfold.
The deal is expected to deliver the highest MOIC return among historical BaltCap's growth strategy deals.
https://sc.bns.lt/view/item/bgf-exits-livin-sells-majority-stake-to-ogmios-group-518319
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Pihlakodu continues its dynamic growth
Pihlakodu has taken another big step in bringing quality elderly care closer to people across Estonia. On 16 June, 2025, Tartu Pihlakodu opened its doors—the first Pihlakodu home in Southern Estonia. The newly renovated home offers 149 cosy rooms and 24-hour care in a peaceful, green environment. "We wanted to create a place where people could enjoy a dignified and peaceful retirement close to their loved ones," says manager Merike Merirand.
A few months later, construction work started on Kristiine Pihlakodu in Tallinn, which will be completed in early 2026. The three-story home can accommodate 150 residents, and features therapy and beauty rooms, saunas, and plenty of comfortable spaces to meet with family and friends. A green therapy garden and orchard add cosiness, encouraging residents to stay active and stay connected. With the opening of both homes, Pihlakodu continues to expand its network of warm and caring homes throughout Estonia.
https://www.pihlakodu.ee/tartu-pihlakodu-avab-ametlikult-uksed-16-juunil-2025/
https://www.pihlakodu.ee/pihlakodu-kasvab-grupi-kuues-hooldekodu-kristiine-pihlakodu-valmib-2026-aasta-esimeses-pooles/
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BaltCap completes sale of national stadium project in Vilnius to Hanner
Vilnius' national stadium is moving forward. Lithuanian real estate developer Hanner has taken over the project from the BaltCap Infrastructure Fund, which completed all the preparatory planning works, and started the stadium's construction.
The construction, which will be managed by Naresta, includes the main stadium, two football pitches, and the necessary infrastructure. After several years of delays, Vilnius residents will soon see the stadium become a reality.
https://balticnews.com/hanner-and-baltcap-complete-transaction-to-take-over-national-stadium-project-in-vilnius/
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30 years
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100+
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investment professionals
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€900m
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