ZAGREB, CROATIA – A significant ownership restructuring is underway for high-performance luxury automaker Bugatti Rimac, as a consortium led by HOF Capital moves to acquire major stakes in the company. The deal will see Porsche AG fully divest its holdings in both Bugatti Rimac and its parent, Rimac Group, marking a pivotal moment for the Croatian-French brand.
Porsche Sells All Stakes
Porsche AG, which previously held a 45% stake in Bugatti Rimac and a 20.6% holding in Rimac Group, will fully exit both entities. The move simplifies the ownership structure and signals a major shift in strategic direction for the ultra-luxury and electric hypercar manufacturer.
HOF Capital-Led Consortium Takes Control
The new investment is spearheaded by HOF Capital, a global venture capital and private equity firm. Joining the consortium is Abu Dhabi-based BlueFive Capital, which is positioned to become the largest single investor in the new structure. The transaction also includes support from several institutional investors across the United States and Europe, underscoring strong international confidence in Bugatti Rimac’s future.
Rimac Group Gains Control and Strategic Partnerships
Crucially, the deal solidifies the control of Bugatti Rimac under the Rimac Group. This strategic shift is designed to accelerate the company’s expansion and capitalize on its position at the intersection of electric mobility and extreme luxury. Rimac Group will now enter into a strategic partnership with HOF Capital and BlueFive Capital, leveraging the new investors’ global networks and capital to drive development and market penetration for both the Bugatti and Rimac brands.
The parties involved have not yet disclosed the financial terms of the transaction, which is subject to regulatory approval.
