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  • Aquila Capital

    Company Overview

    Name

    Aquila Capital, part of the Commerzbank Group since 2024

    Headquarters

    Hamburg, Germany

    Founded

    2001

    Size

    Approximately 200 employees across seven European countries with eight offices and assets under management totaling €6.5 billion (source: aquila-capital.de)

    What They Do

    Aquila Capital is an asset manager specializing in alternative investments with a focus on "essential investments," particularly in clean energy and sustainable infrastructure (source: aquila-capital.de). The company offers a comprehensive investment platform that includes equity and private debt investments, providing services such as portfolio management, risk management, fund administration, investment management, structuring, valuation, and ESG reporting as a licensed Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM) under German BaFin supervision (source: aquila-capital.de). Their investment focus areas include wind energy, solar photovoltaics, hydropower, battery storage, sustainable real estate, green logistics, energy efficiency, forestry, and data centers (source: wikipedia.org, ft.com). The primary clients are institutional investors worldwide, complemented by tailored solutions for private clients (source: aquila-capital.de, ft.com).

    Projects & Track Record

    Aquila Capital manages an extensive platform with a portfolio of wind, solar, hydropower, and battery storage assets totaling approximately 25.7 GW as of December 31, 2023 (source: ft.com). Additionally, the portfolio includes sustainable real estate and green logistics projects with a capacity exceeding 12 GW in wind, solar, and hydropower sectors (source: growjo.com). These projects span Europe and other global markets, supported by operational presence through multiple offices in seven European countries and other international locations (source: lobbyregister.bundestag.de, aquila-capital.de).

    Recent Developments

    In 2024, Aquila Capital became part of the Commerzbank Group through a majority stake acquisition in Aquila Capital Investmentgesellschaft mbH, significantly changing its ownership structure (source: gp-intel.com, pitchbook.com). In April 2024, the company reported managing approximately €14.6 billion on behalf of institutional investors, with its clean energy portfolio reaching about 25.7 GW capacity by the end of 2023 (source: markets.ft.com). Furthermore, active recruitment in Hamburg, Luxembourg, and Madrid in 2026 indicates ongoing expansion and the need for cross-border specialists (source: linkedin.com).

    Working There

    Aquila Capital offers diverse career opportunities in investment management, fund administration, legal, product structuring, accounting, asset structuring, renewable energy, venture capital, venture debt, and private debt (source: linkedin.com). The main employment locations are Hamburg, Luxembourg, and Madrid, highlighting the company’s international orientation. The corporate culture is characterized by a specialized, interdisciplinary team focused on sustainable and essential assets. As a licensed AIFM, Aquila Capital also provides a professional environment with comprehensive services in fund and risk management, valuation, and ESG reporting, particularly appealing to professionals in finance, legal, operations, and infrastructure investment (source: aquila-capital.de).


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