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Eterus Capital has acquired a minority stake in eyerim

Eterus Capital has acquired a minority stake in eyerim.

Created in 2008, Eterus Capital is a Slovak private equity fund targeting small and medium-sized companies with growth potential, which have successfully proved their business concept.

Based in Slovakia, eyerim is the CEE leader in eyewear e-commerce, including all major brands.

Oaklins’ team in Slovakia advised Eterus Capital in this transaction.

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Boris Kostik

Partner
Bratislava, Slovakia
Oaklins WOOD & Co.

Lukáš Palaščák

Director
Bratislava, Slovakia
Oaklins WOOD & Co.

Richard Lelak

Manager
Bratislava, Slovakia
Oaklins WOOD & Co.

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