Largus Capital Partners approved a total export credit of 175 million euros in 2024, and implemented 80 million euros of it. Additionally, it carried out 6 healthcare projects in different European countries and signed agreements for 2 of them.
Largus Capital Partners, which provides qualified investment and financial consultancy services to individuals and institutions wishing to invest abroad, celebrated its first year with an event attended by distinguished guests from the business world. The invitation, hosted by Largus Capital Partners Co-Founders Melec Çakmak and Levent Özdemir, took place at Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus Istanbul. The event was attended by distinguished names from the business world, including Hüseyin Ahlatçı, General Manager of Supra from Ahlatçı Holding companies, Cenk Ulu, Country Manager of PWC, Köksal Holoğlu, Chairman of Romatem, Hikmet Çavuş, General Coordinator of MLP Care, Arda Tugay, Head Representative of Exim Bank Hungary, Pınar Ersoy, Director of DZ Bank Turkey, Selman Aşçı, Board Member of Astaş Holding, İsmail Dernek, CEO of Neolife, Atilla Genç, CEO of AG Global, and Nancy Kerbage, Director of Julias Bäer.
Largus Capital Partners provides strategic consultancy services to help its clients achieve their economic goals. The main services offered by Largus Capital Partners include ECA Credits, Financial Consultancy, Financial Situation Assessment, Legal Consultancy, Overseas Project Development, Investment Credits, Mergers and Acquisitions Consultancy, Project Financing, Renewable Energy Financing, and Risk Management.
In addition to all these, the company also created a solar energy financing alternative worth 60 million dollars in the past year. It was involved in real estate investor agreements worth 10 million euros in Austria and made a proposal for 25 million dollars in ship financing.
The company’s macro objectives are gathered under three main headings. The first is to provide long-term financial solutions to clients by ensuring sustainable growth and to be a leader in the global market. The second is to increase global partnerships in the healthcare, real estate, and renewable energy sectors, open new markets, and create opportunities for international expansion. The last macro objective is to facilitate and optimize investment processes for clients with strategic consultancy and risk management, in short, to develop innovative financial solutions.
Largus Capital Partners’ strategic goals for 2025 have also been revealed. The first of these is a 200 million euro ECA credit for different sectors. Another one is a 100 million euro project financing planned for various sectors. Largus Capital Partners also aims to mediate two healthcare investments in Europe. Additionally, 3 solar energy project financings are targeted for Europe and Turkey in 2025.
“We will continue on our path with international collaborations as well as in our country.”
Levent Özdemir, Co-Founder of Largus Capital Partners, stated that they have moved forward by maintaining their global vision during this period and said: “When we started this journey a year ago, we turned our dreams into goals. At this point, I see that we have earned an important place in our industry with the solid steps we have taken. Our network in the foreign finance sector is more selective, and the fact that we are offering sector-specific solutions and managing processes quickly are areas where we stand out. In 2025, we have plans for different project financings, credit goals, and we are entering a period where we will increase our diversity. We will continue our path by providing qualified consultancy services through collaborations both internationally and domestically.”
Nancy Kerbage, Director of Julias Bäer, one of Switzerland’s most prestigious banks, was also among the speakers at the event. In her speech, she said: “In our collaboration that began even before the establishment of Largus, we are leading ambitious projects from real estate projects to company restructurings for our distinguished clients. We participate in economic forums, identify market opportunities, and offer special services to clients from countries such as Budapest, Malta, Montenegro, and Germany.”
Pınar Ersoy, President of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry & Head Representative of DZ Bank Turkey, said: “DZ Bank is the 19th largest bank in the world and the second largest bank in Germany. We have worked on many projects with Largus Capital Partners. We are closely following their 2025 plans and will be happy to make new collaborations in some of their targets.”
Finally, Marius Moser, Co-President of Health Care Germany, said: “As Moser Group, we have completed more than 1,000 construction projects and have over 200 experts in Austria. We manage global projects in health, travel, and housing sectors with an annual project volume of approximately 125 million euros. Moser Health Care, one of the companies under the Moser Group, is part of the partnership structure within Largus Capital Partners. This company manages the biomedical engineering, design, and operational processes of projects in the health and energy sectors. We will also be involved in many project processes with Largus in Europe in 2025.