Ingentis: Investment Raised From Carlyle

By Amit Chowdhry • Aug 6, 2025

Carlyle has announced its investment in Ingentis Group, a leading provider of organizational charting, design, and analytics software. The current management team will reinvest significantly and continue to lead the company, while existing investor Maguar Capital Partners exits.

Founded in 1997 in Nuremberg, Germany, Ingentis enables organizations to visualize and plan their workforce and structures, enhancing organizational effectiveness. Its products serve 2,000 customers, including many Fortune 500 and DAX-listed companies, across over 50 countries.

Carlyle plans to work with Ingentis to accelerate its growth as a global leader in the organizational charting and analytics market. This includes international expansion, enhancing partnerships, investing in analytics and AI, and pursuing strategic acquisitions.

Funding for this investment will come from Carlyle Europe Technology Partners (CETP) V, a €3 billion fund focused on European technology companies, leveraging Carlyle’s success in internationalizing similar businesses.

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 “We are excited to welcome Carlyle as our new investor. The team’s deep experience in scaling European software businesses globally, coupled with a strong understanding of our product and market, made them a natural fit. This opens up new perspectives to our international expansion, organically and through M&A. At the same time, I would like to thank the Maguar team for their excellent support and partnership over the last few years. We look forward to entering our next growth chapter with Carlyle now.”

Joachim Rotzinger, CEO of Ingentis

“We are pleased to partner with Ingentis as it continues to scale in the fast-growing market for organizational design and analytics software solutions. We are particularly impressed by its amazing customers, fantastic team and market-leading technology. This transaction plays to CETP’s strengths in partnering with fast growing European software leaders and supporting their international expansion.”

Thorsten Dippel, Managing Director on the CETP investment advisory team