Tikehau Capital is a French company in the finance and asset management sector, founded in 2004.
The company was founded in 2004 by Antoine Flamarion [1] and Mathieu Chabran. [2]
In 2013, Tikehau Capital Partners (TCP) acquired a 35% stake in Duke Street. [3]
In 2019, Tikehau Capital acquired the real estate crowdfunding platform Homunity. [4]
In 2021, the group participated, alongside Financière Agache and banker Jean-Pierre Mustier, in the creation of a SPAC called Pegasus, dedicated to carrying out acquisitions in the financial services sector. [5]
In February 2024, the management announced that the company had exceeded €40 billion in assets under management. [6]
In July 2024, the Casino group, seeking to reduce its financial debt, announced that it would sell at least €200 million worth of real estate assets to Tikehau Capital. [7]
In November 2025, Mediapart reported that the company was under investigation following the controversial acquisition of a military company. [8] Also in November 2025, Temasek, a Singapore sovereign wealth fund, [9] sold its stake in Tikehau Capital. [10]
Tikehau opened offices in London in 2013, [11] followed by an office in Singapore in 2014, [12] then in Brussels in 2015, [13] Milan, Seoul in 2017, then New York [14] in 2018, [15] and then in Tokyo, [16] Luxembourg and Amsterdam. [17]