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Founded in Switzerland, Erlich & Co is a hospitality investment advisory firm that connects private investors and family offices with projects in the hospitality sector. The firm focuses on boutique hotels and restaurants, primarily in Europe and the Middle East. They provide services such as deal sourcing, capital raising, and asset sales advisory.
Erlich & Co specializes in boutique hotels and restaurant ventures, offering investment opportunities that promise strong returns. They engage in deal sourcing and capital raising, ensuring that investors are matched with high-potential hospitality projects. Their expertise extends to comprehensive hospitality consultation, enhancing the investment process.
Notable projects include a boutique hotel in the Gstaad Area, Switzerland, with a projected yield of 9% annual ROI, and a restaurant space in Geneva's City Center with potential revenue of €5,000,000 per year. They also have a prime restaurant location in Mareterra, Monaco, expected to generate €6,000,000 annually. Other significant cases involve a Michelin-starred restaurant in Milan that raised €2.8M for a 3-city expansion and a boutique hotel in the Swiss Alps acquired for CHF 15M.
To pitch Erlich & Co, email your deck to office@erlich.co.
Erlich & Co typically acts as an advisory firm, connecting investors with hospitality projects rather than leading investment rounds directly.
While specific policies on follow-on investments are not detailed, their focus on high-potential projects suggests they may consider additional funding opportunities as they arise.
Information regarding the size of Erlich & Co's current fund is not publicly available.
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