Europe–Asia
European opportunities. Asian partnership. Global ambition.
Catalyst builds long-term investment infrastructure between Europe and Asia.
Why Asia
We treat Asia as a strategic partnership — not a fundraising channel.
Asia is at once a source of capital, one of the world's largest technology markets, a centre of industrial production, a source of engineering competence, and a market for European companies.
We help Asian investors understand European opportunities, and European companies find capital, partnerships and points of entry into Asian markets.
Europe builds. Asia partners.
Japan
Japan Gateway.
Japan holds a special place in Catalyst's international strategy. We are united by a long-term approach to capital, respect for technological competence, and a desire to build assets designed for decades. Catalyst helps Japanese investors access carefully selected European opportunities.
For Japanese investors
European Opportunity Access
A selection of European companies and real assets.
Initial Screening
Preliminary analysis of the project.
Local Coordination
Communication with European stakeholders.
Investment Structuring
Deal structure organised with legal and tax advisers.
Co-Investment
The option to participate alongside other partners.
Portfolio Development
Support for the company after the deal.
For European companies
Explore capital, partnerships and market access in Asia.
Japanese Capital
Access to long-term Asian capital and co-investment.
Corporate Partnerships
Introductions to strategic corporate partners.
Distribution
Routes to market across Asian territories.
Technology Cooperation
Joint technology and R&D relationships.
Market Entry
Structured entry into Japanese and Asian markets.
Strategic Investment
Long-term strategic capital from industrial partners.
South Korea
Korea Gateway.
South Korea is one of the most technologically advanced markets in the world. Catalyst explores cooperation in AI, semiconductors, healthcare, robotics, energy and digital infrastructure.
For European companies we view the Korean market above all as a source of technology partnership, strategic capital, industrial relationships and market access.