52987 - AMC VI

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Summary of Investment Information

Project Number

52987

Company Name

AMC VI GP Sarl

Date SPI Disclosed

Sep 2, 2026

Country

Central Europe Subregion

Region

Europe

Projected Board Date

Oct 9, 2026

Environmental Category

FI-2 - Limited

Status

Pending Signing

Last Updated Date

Nov 4, 2026

Department

Equity Portfolio Management

Industry

Funds

Previous Events

Approved : Oct 8, 2026

Sector

Mezzanine Fund

Project Description

The proposed project consists of an equity investment of up to €40 million in AMC VI SCA SICAV-RAIF (AMC VI or the Fund).

AMC VI is a closed-end structured equity fund targeting debt / mezzanine and equity investments to mid-market companies across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).

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There are no Advisory Services engagements associated with this Project.

Sponsor / Cost / Location

Product Line	IFC Investment (million USD)
Risk Management
Guarantee
Loan
Equity	45.44

Development Impact

The Fund will address the financing gap in Central and Southeast Europe by providing an alternative source of finance and value creation to mid-market companies across diverse sectors, including companies that are women-owned or led. The Fund seeks to provide structured capital, combining debt and equity finance, to growth-stage enterprises to help them scale up innovative businesses. Beyond the project, the Fund's successful deployment will also strengthen the private credit market in Central and Southeast Europe. This will, in turn, encourage other fund managers to raise new or follow-on structured capital funds in these regions.

IFC’s own account equity commitment, along with other DFIs, will help the Fund reach its first close. IFC's participation will mitigate non-commercial risks by providing comfort to global investors seeking to invest in the structured capital market in Central and Southeast Europe, signaling that the Fund’s model has the ability to scale. IFC will also support the Fund through knowledge and capacity building by providing guidance to enhance its gender-lens investing practices.

Indicator	Metrics	Comments	Calendar Year 2022	Calendar Year 2023	Calendar Year 2024
Median Investee IRR : investees	%	Baseline and target value are NA	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available
Percentage of Investees That Are Female Owned/Led	%	Baseline NA	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available
Percentage of Investees With Revenue Growth 5 Pps Higher Than Nominal Gdp Growth : investees	%	Baseline and target value are NA	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available

E&S Category Rationale / Risks and Mitigation

AMC VI will provide debt / mezzanine and equity investments to mid-market companies across CEE, targeting sectors including healthcare, contract services, manufacturing, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), and technology/media/telecommunications (TMT) and related services.
The Project’s main risks and impacts are associated with the Fund’s capacity to implement effective procedures to assess, manage, and monitor E&S risks across a diversified pipeline where investee E&S maturity may vary. Key portfolio-driven E&S risks are expected to include: (i) labor and working conditions and occupational health and safety risks typical for mid-market growth companies; (ii) community health and safety and product/service quality risks, particularly for healthcare and consumer-facing businesses; (iii) environmental compliance and liability risks in manufacturing and FMCG; and (iv) governance-related contextual risks in parts of the region.
The Fund will be required to screen out any activities that do not meet eligibility criteria including IFC Exclusion List activities, activities related to production and trade of radioactive materials, coal-related activities, double intermediation, and financing for fee-paying K–12 schools. Cat A sub-projects will not be eligible. The Fund will also be required to maintain alignment with IFC Performance Standard 2 (Labor and Working Conditions), including gender and anti-harassment policies. Given the Fund’s strategy and expected portfolio risk profile (primarily Category B/C lower mid-market investments across multiple CEE jurisdictions and sectors), the Project is categorized as FI-2 in accordance with the 2012 IFC Sustainability Policy.
IFC’s applicable E&S requirements for the Project will be the IFC Exclusion List, applicable national E&S laws and regulations, and the IFC Performance Standards, where applicable. The Fund may also be required to disclose relevant Category B investments on a yearly basis, including their names, sectors, and locations, if in portfolio.

ACP has a functioning Environmental and Social Management System (ESMS) approved by senior management (20 April 2026) and applied across its investment platform, with the intention that the same ESMS practices used under AMC V will be operationalized for AMC VI. The ESMS integrates ESG considerations throughout the investment cycle, including: (i) pre-investment screening against the IFC Exclusion List and other applicable requirements (including SFDR-related screening), (ii) risk categorization of sub-projects, (iii) E&S due diligence using standard ESG questionnaires and management engagement, with third-party ESDD for Category B transactions aligned with the IFC Performance Standards, and (iv) incorporation of ESG covenants and investee-specific ESAPs into legal documentation. Post-investment, ACP monitors portfolio E&S performance through ESAP tracking, board-level engagement, periodic ESG risk reviews, and collection of ESG KPIs for investor and regulatory reporting (e.g., SFDR/PRI), supported by an annual ESG report. ACP’s E&S capacity is led by a dedicated Head of ESG, supported by investment teams and external consultants as needed. ACP also maintains an external communication mechanism for stakeholder concerns.

S.no	Title	Anticipated Completion Date
1	AMC VI to use ACP's ESMS to assess its investment projects	10/15/2026
2	AMC VI to carry out training for staff on the use of the ESMS	10/15/2026

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For Inquiries About the Project, Contact

AMC VI GP SARL
Christian Stix
Partner - Investor Relations

stix@acp-group.eu
15, Boulevard F.W. Raiffeisen, L - 2411 Luxembourg, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
https://acp-group.eu/

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