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Current EEP Portfolio companies:
CMC Biologics
Sarl
PacketFront
Prenax
Transmode (IPO
successfully completed in May 2011)
Whatsonwhen
(successfully exited in October 2006
)

CMC Biologics Sarl (www.cmcbio.com)
CMC Biologics Sarl ("CMC") is a Contract
Manufacturing Organization ("CMO") with operations in Denmark and the US,
which is committed to delivering world class, fully integrated,
biopharmaceutical process development and manufacturing services to the
world's pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries. These services
include process development, scale-up, and production of Active
Pharmaceutical Ingredient ("API") protein material for pre-clinical, phase
I, II, III and in-market commercial quantities. CMC was founded in March
2001 and employ today a 380 staff lead by an international highly
experienced strong management team. The Company has since EEP invested in
2002 realised an average annual revenue growth rate in excess of 50%. The
Company which initially started its operations in Denmark acquired its facility in Seattle,
USA in 2008 and the Danish and US operations now work seamlessly
in support of the Company’s international customer base.
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PacketFront (www.packetfront.com)
PacketFront develops and sells unique integrated
end-to-end solutions for providing Ethernet-based broadband services (up
to 100 Mbps) (including "triple-play") over an IP-based fibre network for
residential users and small businesses. The Company was established in Q2
2001 by a core team of engineers from B2 Bregbandsbolaget, the Swedish
IP-based operator, and sales executives from Cisco. PacketFront's
solutions enable operators to offer differentiated service packages as
well as pay-on-demand services to end-users regulated by conditional
access service provisioning. PacketFront's customers are typically the
owners of the last-mile rights-of-way ie. Local utility distribution
companies,
building owners and municipalities,
who
install Ethernet-based networks for their customers. The Company has
experienced
a number of difficult years and has
gone
through a reconstruction process.
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Prenax (www.prenax.com)
Prenax helps organisations in all sectors with the
acquisition, access and management of all print and online information,
including journals, newspapers, databases, memberships and books. Prenax
has over 1,200 customers, primarily in the financial, media, IT and
pharmaceutical industries. These businesses have a great need for a wide
variety of publications, making the administration regarding subscriptions
quite considerable. By taking complete responsibility for the
administrative tasks related to subscriptions, Prenax saves its customers
time and money. The Prenax service includes customized management reports,
consolidated invoicing and a single point of contact for all
subscriptions. Prenax provides 24 hour, 7-day access to a database of over
250,000 titles from all over the world. The company was established in
1991 and is headquartered in Sweden. It also has offices in the United
Kingdom, France, and the United States. Today the Company has revenues over $100 million and is profitable.
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Transmode Holding (www.transmode.com)
Transmode is a leading provider of optical networking
solutions for transport of data, voice and video traffic, based on CWDM
and DWDM technology (Coarse/Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing).
Transmode's unique Intelligent WDM (iWDM) approach has lead to widespread
deployment of over 10000 systems in a customer base consisting of more
than 250 fixed and mobile network operators, service providers, large
enterprises and public institutions across Europe, the Americas and Asia.
Transmode's comprehensive product portfolio and strong global organization
enable its customers to grow the capacity and to improve service level of
their regional, metro and metro access networks, on a cost-efficient
basis without compromising on functionality. Today the Company has
revenues of close to $100 million and is profitable. The Company
successfully completed its Initial Public Offering ("IPO") on NASDAQ OMX
Stockholm in May 2011 and EEP sold approximately 55% of its holding at
that time.
Below is a link to the Company’s Investor Relations
section of their website which
includes details of the IPO, Financial Performance and
the current Share Price:http://www.transmode.se/en/investors/investors-overview
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Whatsonwhen (www.whatsonwhen.com)
Whatsonwhen ("WoW") is the leading UK multi-platform
publishing company specialised in time and location specific leisure,
entertainment and professional events content (20,000 leisure and 1,500
business event articles in 130 countries). The company sells factual and
editorial content primarily to travel companies, carriers, portals, mobile
operators, ISPs and travel guide companies. WoW licenses its content
through co-branded hosted solutions or XML feeds across all platforms
(e.g. interactive TV, wireless, internet, print, and video) to its
clients. The company's revenues consist of (i) licensing its proprietary
content, (ii) bespoke content written for clients, (iii) technical and
event-related consultancy. WoW was founded in May 1999; the site was
launched in October 1999 and the Company currently employs 20 full-time
staff in London and a network of freelance journalists around the world.
The Company was successfully sold to John Wiley & Sons Inc. in October
2006.
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