Bili Capital

Bili Capital is a UK-based family office managing assets exceeding $1 billion, focusing on private equity, venture capital, and private credit investments. The firm was established in 2008 in London and is the successor to the estate of the late Badri Patarkatsishvili, a prominent Georgian businessman and philanthropist. Bili Capital's investment strategy emphasizes a diversified endowment-type portfolio, supporting entrepreneurs and fostering positive societal change through responsible investment and governance. The firm's investment approach is structured with a significant allocation towards private illiquid investments. Bili Capital has developed trusted partnerships with over 30 world-class asset managers in private markets, following a wide range of mandates with varied strategies and geographies. The long-term nature of its capital allows the firm to invest across extended time horizons, fostering lasting relationships with partners and investment managers. Bili Capital's shareholders are actively involved in philanthropic projects in their home country, Georgia, contributing some of their profits to the Gudavadze-Patarkatsishvili Foundation, which focuses on improving educational opportunities in Georgia. Bili Capital's portfolio includes investments in various sectors, such as media, beverages, real estate, technology, healthcare, education, entertainment, retail, telecommunications, financial services, energy, transportation, construction, agriculture, and hospitality. The firm's investment size ranges from $1 million to $50 million, targeting early-stage, growth, and late-stage opportunities. Bili Capital's diverse portfolio reflects its commitment to supporting a wide array of industries and contributing to the economic development of its regions of interest.

Focus on private equity, venture capital, and private credit investments, Interest in early-stage, growth, and late-stage opportunities, Preference for investments in media, beverages, real estate, technology, healthcare, education, entertainment, retail, telecommunications, financial services, energy, transportation, construction, agriculture, and hospitality sectors, Commitment to responsible investment and governance practices