Gunsynd Plc is a private equity firm that specializes in buyout and project investments. The firm seeks to invest in natural resource and energy sector. The firm may make investments in all types of assets and there will be no investment restrictions on the type of investment that the company might make or the type of opportunity that may be considered. It seeks to invest specifically in Europe; however, it can consider investments in other regions if they are considered to be profitable by the board. The Firm may take any possible opportunity in the world. It also specializes in direct acquisitions, farm-ins, partnerships; earn in joint ventures, debt of other loan structures, joint ventures direct or indirect interests in assets of projects. The firm might seek the both, minority and majority stake position in its investments and can indulge in multiple investments. The average holding period of the firm's investments is generally for medium to long term range, however it can also dispose its assets if there is an opportunity to make shareholders value. The firm may be active of passive investor depending upon the situation. The firm was formerly known as Evocutis plc and changed its name to Gunsynd Plc in August 2016. Gunsynd Plc was founded in 2005 and is based in London, the United Kingdom.
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