Largus Capital Partners Founding Partner Levent Özdemir: “The approved export credit amount for 2024 is 175 million Euro
Largus Capital Partners, a company providing financial consulting and project financing solutions, has approved a total of 175 million Euros in export credits in 2024, of which 80 million Euros have already been implemented. Additionally, the company has initiated 6 healthcare projects in various European countries and signed agreements for 2 of them.
Largus Capital Partners, which provides qualified investment and financial consulting services to individuals and institutions looking to invest abroad, celebrated its first anniversary with an event attended by prominent business figures. The event, held at the Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus Istanbul, was hosted by Largus Capital Partners’ Founding Partners Melec Çakmak and Levent Özdemir. Among the distinguished guests were Hüseyin Ahlatçı, General Manager of Supra, a subsidiary of Ahlatçı Holding, Cenk Ulu, Country Chairman of PWC, Köksal Holoğlu, Chairman of Romatem, Hikmet Çavuş, General Coordinator of MLP Care, Arda Tugay, Chief 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, Nancy Kerbage, Director of Julias Bäer, along with many other key names from the business world, both domestic and international.
Largus Capital Partners provides strategic consulting services to help its clients achieve their economic goals. The company offers a range of services, including ECA Credits, Financial Consulting, Financial Status Assessment, Legal Consulting, International Project Development, Investment Credit, Mergers & Acquisitions Consulting, Project Financing, Renewable Energy Financing, and Risk Management.
In addition to these services, the company created a solar energy financing alternative worth 60 million USD last year. Largus also participated in 10 million Euros worth of real estate investment agreements in Austria and made a 25 million USD ship financing proposal.
The company’s macro objectives are grouped under three main headings. The first is to provide sustainable growth and long-term financial solutions to clients, aiming to lead the global market. The second goal is to increase global collaborations in the healthcare, real estate, and renewable energy sectors, expanding into new markets and creating opportunities for international expansion. The final macro goal is to simplify and optimize clients’ investment processes through strategic consulting and risk management, in short, to develop innovative financial solutions.
Largus Capital Partners’ strategic goals for 2025 have also been outlined. The first goal is to achieve 200 million Euros in ECA credits across various sectors. Another goal is to secure 100 million Euros in project financing for various sectors. Largus Capital Partners also aims to facilitate two healthcare investments in Europe in 2025. Additionally, three solar energy project financings are planned for Europe and Turkey.
“We will continue on our path through international collaborations and partnerships in our country.”
Levent Özdemir, Founding Partner of Largus Capital Partners, stated that they have kept their global vision intact during this time and said: “When we started this journey a year ago, we turned our dreams into goals. Now, looking at where we are, I can see that we have made a significant mark in our industry with the solid steps we have taken. Our distinguished network in the international finance sector, the sector-specific solutions we provide, and our fast process management are the areas where we stand out. In 2025, we have plans regarding different project financings and credit goals, and we are entering a period where we will increase our diversification. We will continue to provide qualified consulting services through international collaborations and partnerships in our country.”
Nancy Kerbage, Director of Julias Bäer, one of Switzerland’s most respected banks, was also among the speakers at the event. She stated, “Since the establishment of Largus, and even before, we have been leading ambitious projects for our distinguished clients, ranging from real estate projects to company restructuring. We attend economic forums to identify market opportunities and provide customized services to clients from countries such as Budapest, Malta, Montenegro, and Germany.”
Pınar Ersoy, President of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry & Chief Representative of DZ Bank Turkey, said, “DZ Bank is the 19th largest bank in the world and the second largest in Germany. We have worked on many projects with Largus Capital Partners. We closely follow their 2025 plans, and we will be happy to collaborate on some of their goals.”
Finally, Marius Moser, Co-President of Health Care Germany, said: “As Moser Group, we have completed over 1,000 construction projects and have more than 200 expert team members in Austria, where we have signed many projects. We manage global healthcare, travel, and housing projects with an annual project volume of approximately 125 million Euros. One of the four companies under Moser Group, Moser Health Care, is a partner in Largus Capital Partners. This company manages the biomedical engineering, design, and operational processes of healthcare and energy projects. Additionally, we collaborate with Moser Architect. Especially in 2025, we will be involved in many project processes in Europe with Largus.