HOUSTON, Aug. 11, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Cimbria Capital, a private equity firm focused on the agribusiness and water sectors in North America and Europe, today announced the firm's new office space in Houston's Energy Corridor on 1155 Dairy Ashford.
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"We are excited to announce Cimbria Capital's new Houston address," said Brian Iversen, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Cimbria Capital. "This new office space will allow us to accommodate the future growth of the firm and enhance our investor relations."
As a city, Houston is ranked as one of America's fastest growing metropolises and considered highly attractive among businesses looking for international, innovative, and affordable headquarters. Cimbria Capital will also benefit from Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport with frequent direct flights to all regions of North America as well as Europe.
"Cimbria's expansion into new offices in Houston was carefully designed. The city and state are business-focused environments teeming with top-level companies, talent, and business leaders from across the globe," said Henrik Rasmussen, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Cimbria Capital. "Along with our presence in the Midwest, our Houston office puts us in an ideal position to monitor the global agribusiness and water sectors, including important overlaps with the energy sector."
About Cimbria Capital: Cimbria Capital is a private equity firm based in Illinois and Texas conducting early stage buyout and growth capital investments in the water and agribusiness sectors in North America and Europe.
For more information on CimbriaCapital, please visit ourwebsite, or contact Noah Sabich, Principal, at [email protected].
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