Observed Signal · Jul 15, 2026 · Market Signal · Source: Partners Group · Impact: 4/5
AuM announcement H1 2026
Partners Group has published its AuM announcement for the first half of 2026.
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Partners Group provides business update and reports record fundraising in H1; reconfirms full-year guidance
Partners Group published a press release on July 15, 2026, providing a business update, reporting record fundraising in the first half of the year, and reconfirming full-year guidance.
Foreign Investors Target German Tech Firms
An EY-Parthenon analysis finds 2025 saw fewer but larger tech acquisitions in Germany: transactions fell slightly from 387 to 375 while deal value rose 28% to €16 billion. Software companies accounted for 61% of takeovers, with large deals concentrated in AI, cybersecurity, IT services and high-performance computing. Notable transactions include Partners Group’s €/US$7.3 billion purchase of Techem (the largest German tech deal of 2025), Rumble’s $2.2 billion acquisition of Northern Data, Proofpoint’s $1.8 billion buy of Hornetsecurity, and KKR’s purchase of Datagroup. Strategic (corporate) investors made over 80% of deals, and 56% of German targets were acquired by foreign buyers. EY also examined startup funding: the top-100 German startups had €35.5 billion cumulative funding by end-2025 and received about $5 billion in new funding in 2025; across all startups there were $9.5 billion in new funding over 716 rounds, with average round size rising to $13.2 million.
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