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Cartesian Capital Group, LLC

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Cartesian Capital Group, LLC is a global private equity firm with proven expertise in assisting closely-held companies to expand internationally.

We manage $1.7 billion in capital and have a talented team of 21 professionals based in New York, Shanghai, Sao Paulo, Vienna, Warsaw, Bucharest, and Bermuda.

The senior members of our team have worked together continuously for the past 14 years, consistently applying our proven investment strategy to provide value-added support to our companies and attractive risk-adjusted returns to our investors.

Address:	505 Fifth Avenue 15th Floor
City:	New York
State:	New York (10017)
Telephone:	+1 212 461 6363
Fax:	+1 212 461 6366
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	[email protected]

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Key people & contacts:

Managing Partner Mr Peter M. Yu Personal Profile	Partner Mr Thomas R. Armstrong Personal Profile
Partner Mr William (Bill ) Jarosz Personal Profile Phone: +1 212 461 6363 [email protected]	Partner Mr Geoffrey L. Hamlin Personal Profile

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Nueva Pescanova, S.L. - Group Headquarters

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