From elite sports to medical AI: what's new in the portfolio Altaroc

Vintage Odyssey 2022

Hg has more than doubled its investment in Teamworks, bringing the total investment to $200 million. Based in North Carolina, the company has built what it calls the “sports operating system,” a single platform where clubs and federations can centralize communication, organization, and performance data for their athletes. More than 7,000 elite organizations use it worldwide, including all teams in the NFL (National Football League), NHL (National Hockey League), and Premier League (English soccer league). Now valued at over $1.5 billion, Teamworks is investing in artificial intelligence to help coaches and their assistants make better decisions based on data from all their athletes.

Vintage Odyssey 2023

Main Capital Partners has acquired a stake in CarCollect, the Dutch platform that digitizes the trade of used vehicles between businesses—including cars traded in at dealerships and vehicles at the end of a lease—handling the entire process, from pricing to final payment, including transportation. More than 14,000 companies across 10 countries already use CarCollect for their automotive transactions. With Main Capital, a European software specialist, by its side, the Dutch company aims to accelerate product innovation and make targeted acquisitions to become the leader in the B2B vehicle sales software sector in Europe.

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CVC has signed an agreement to acquire IFF Food Ingredients, in a deal that values the New York-based company at $4.3 billion. Behind this unassuming name lies a heavyweight in the specialty ingredients sector: everything used to modify or control a product’s texture. Sold by the American group IFF, the Food Ingredients division generated nearly $3.1 billion in revenue in 2025 from multinational food and beverage companies.

Vintage Odyssey 2024

Vitruvian has invested in Hippocratic AI, one of the U.S. rising stars in medical artificial intelligence, valued at $3.5 billion. Its voice agents, trained on strict medical protocols, handle more than 300 routine tasks across 25 specialties: postoperative follow-up, treatment reminders, preoperative assessments, and appointment management. They do not make any diagnoses, but they free up valuable time for healthcare providers, who are in short supply. Founded in 2023, the company has already conducted more than 180 million interactions with patients in more than 20 languages.

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Vintage Odyssey 2025

Hg has completed the acquisition of OneStream for $6.4 billion, taking one of the leading financial software companies off the U.S. stock market. Founded in 2010 by three former executives from Hyperion—a historic industry leader acquired by Oracle—the company brings together all the work of a finance department on a single platform: financial close, subsidiary consolidation, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. More than 1,800 companies use it, including nearly one in five Fortune 500 companies. In 2025, its revenue exceeded $600 million, up 23%.

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Still in the enterprise software sector, Insight Partners has invested $60 million in Rocketlane. Founded in 2020, the company tackles a critical stage in any business relationship: onboarding a new client, which quickly turns into an obstacle course of gathering documents, scattered meetings, and deadlines that are hard to meet. To address this, it offers a shared online workspace. There, the company and its client can jointly track the schedule, tasks, documents, and communications, ensuring that everyone knows exactly what to do and when. Projects get off the ground much faster this way, and the client enjoys a reassuring professional experience from the very first days. More than 750 companies have already adopted the platform, including Notion, Intercom, and Konami.

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The growing number of AI agents in companies raises a new question: Who has access to what? That’s exactly what Linx Security, which was acquired by Insight Partners for nearly $50 million. Nearly 90% of security incidents involve an identity-related vulnerability, such as access that doesn’t match a person’s skills or job scope, or an account that remains active after an employee leaves. Founded in 2023, Linx Security monitors all of a company’s identities in real time—including those of employees, software, and AI agents—and automatically mitigates risks using Autopilot, its own autonomous agent.

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AI is also making inroads into sectors that have remained highly labor-intensive. Insight Partners has invested $21 million in Pasito, which automates the management of employee benefits in the United States—including health insurance, life insurance, and retirement savings plans offered by employers. Its platform transforms complex contracts into actionable data, then delegates tasks that burden insurers and brokers—from quoting to claims management—to AI agents. The result: recurring revenue increased 50-fold in one year and high-profile clients such as New York Life, the largest and oldest mutual life insurance company in the United States.

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The same logic applies across the Rhine in the real estate sector: Insight Partners , alongside Blackrock, led a fundraising effort to raise 25 million euros in Hello Theo. Founded in Berlin in 2023, the company acquires traditional property management firms and transitions them to its platform, where AI handles administrative tasks and streamlines communication between clients, landlords, and agencies. More than 25,000 housing units are already managed on the platform, and its revenue surged by 400% between 2024 and 2025. Its goal: to make owning real estate as simple as owning a stock.