Change Capital Partners

Frette linen embellished luxury hotels and the most prestigious public and private residences in Italy and abroad.

Paule Ka is a women’s ready-to-wear accessible luxury brand.

Sebeto S.p.A. owns and operates pizza restaurants in Italy and internationally. Its menu includes drinks, desserts, and cocktails.

Macduff Shellfish Group ("Macduff") is one of Europe's leading wild shellfish processors and is a vertically integrated business, owning 14 mid-shore scallop harvesting vessels and production plants in Mintlaw and Stornoway, Scotland. The business specializes in scallops, langoustines, whelk and crab, has sales of approximately £52 million and trades globally, employing over 400 people at the seasonal peak. Macduff has been an active consolidator in the UK fishing sector in recent years acquiring Scott Trawlers, Saltire Fisheries, four vessels and a whelk procurement and distribution business from The Greendale Group and the former Young's Seafood factory in Stornoway.

Hallhuber GmbH is a fashion company which has been based in Munich since 1977. It operates over 200 retail spaces (as of September 2014) in Germany, Austria, Belgium, the UK, Switzerland and the Netherlands, as well as operating its own online shops in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and France. Under the direction of Susanne Hallhuber, the Hallhuber design team creates the trendy, high-quality HALLHUBER and HALLHUBER DONNA womenswear collections which are supplemented by accessories and shoes.

Jil Sander is a luxury fashion house.

Republic Fashion is home to top fashion and clothing brands like Motel, Miso, Tailored Saint, Levis, Crafted and Soul Cal Deluxe, and this is our official page. Whether you're looking for dresses, jeans, shoes or something a little bit different Republic is here to make you look amazing. Think of us as your virtual stylist, but without the hefty price tag.

Hillarys manufactures blinds, curtains, and shutters for living and dining rooms, conservatories, bedrooms and children's bedrooms. It provides made-to-measure blinds, curtains and shutters to customers in their homes throughout Britain and Ireland.

Robert Dyas was bought in July 2012 by Theo Paphitis, one of the former investors on TV’s Dragons’ Den. Since then, the company has shown improved year-on-year results and driven a programme of investments in marketing, buying and merchandising initiatives. But the foundations of this success and of being a helpful shopkeeper started over 140 years ago with a fiver. That’s how much Robert Dyas had to invest when he emigrated from County Meath in Ireland. He set up his first shop in London in 1872 and by the time he died, he had established and a strong family business with 18 stores. The last of the sons and grandsons who took over, sadly passed away in 2002. We’ve survived several setbacks, including the economic depression after World War I and twice having our Head Office and warehouse destroyed, firstly along with 18 stores in the Blitz of World War II, then again to fire in Croydon in 1997. In each case, the team spirit that typifies the organisation ensured we came back stronger than ever.