The „Invalda INVL“ group, which owns INVL, is a shareholder of the largest commercial bank in Moldova, maib.
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The fund would invest in infrastructure important to the country’s economy and growing local companies, thereby strengthening the country’s economic resilience and accelerating its integration into the EU, INVL announced.
According to the announcement, under the memorandum of understanding signed in Chișinău, the EC recognizes INVL’s influence on Moldova’s banking sector and will examine whether and how its financial and non-financial measures could further support the preparation and development of the fund’s initiatives.
“The successful group investment in the country’s largest commercial bank maib is proof that we can contribute to positive changes in Moldova’s economy. Moldova is currently at an important turning point on the path to the EU, and it is precisely now that private capital can have the greatest impact,” said Andrius Načajus, CEO of INVL Asset Management, in the announcement.
It is expected that the fund’s investments will be allocated to two main areas: important infrastructure projects, such as in logistics and energy security, as well as local companies with high growth potential.
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Shareholders of the Moldovan bank also include the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Horizon Capital.
„Invalda INVL“ earned a net profit of 47.1 million euros last year – 6.1% more than in 2024 (44.4 million euros). At the end of 2025, it managed client assets worth 2.1 billion euros (26% more), and the combined revenues of its private equity fund companies exceeded 1 billion euros, EBITDA – 250 million euros, employing 9 thousand employees.
25.8% of „Invalda INVL“ shares are held by „LJB Investments“ controlled by Alvydas Banis, 26.5% by „Lucrum investicija“ managed by Darius Šulnis, 25.4% by Irena Mišeikienė, 7.6% by A. Banys.
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