UK-visible control · private-equity firm

Inflexion Private Equity

UK companies whose Companies House control chain resolves to Inflexion Private Equity, via 17 matched control vehicles. Two views: every company where the firm is a significant-control PSC, and the narrower set it majority-controls.

Inflexion is a London-based private equity firm founded in 1999. It invests in European mid-market, high-growth and entrepreneurial businesses, primarily through buyout and growth capital strategies. The firm says it has around €20bn in assets under management.

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Majority control

≥50% shares/votes or board control

£0

turnover · full accounts of controlled companies

Companies: 6
Employees: 0
PBT: £0

All disclosed control

incl. minority (≥25%) PSC stakes

£0

turnover · 14 companies

Employees: 0
With accounts: 1 (7%)

Largest UK holdings (2026)

Majority control · by turnover · 0 have filed accounts

No majority-controlled companies with filed accounts in the enriched set.

How this is built — and its limits

Control, not ownership. PSC filings disclose significant control (≥25% shares/votes, board rights, significant influence) — not economic ownership. We never assert a cap table.
"PSC control" is a band, not an exact stake. Companies House discloses control only in ranges (25–50%, 50–75%, 75–100%), and we show the stronger of the share or voting band on the holding's nearest disclosed edge — the firm's own stake for directly-held companies, the immediate intermediate's for those held through a chain. A band below 50% (or a blank —) here means control rests on board-appointment rights or significant influence rather than a majority shareholding — common in PE structures.
Every holding is chain-verified. The line under each company ("controlled via N hops · every link ≥X%") is the shortest PSC control chain we found from Inflexion Private Equity's vehicles down to it — each hop a real Companies House disclosure. Where a company is also controlled by another tracked firm, that's flagged inline.
Full accounts, not apportioned. A controlled company's figures are counted in full, not scaled by stake. A jointly-controlled asset counts fully under each controller.
No double-counting. Where a consolidated parent and its subsidiaries both file, only the topmost is counted.
Coverage is a floor. Only 0 of 6 majority-controlled companies file detailed accounts in our enriched set, so totals understate the true portfolio.
UK-visible only. Chains that exit to Jersey, Guernsey or other registries terminate there — we can't follow beyond the UK.