CCM Hockey
Equipping hockey lovers across the globe
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ccmhockey.comEstablished in 1899, CCM is a global hockey brand with a rich history of equipping the best hockey players in the world for over a century. Headquartered in Montreal, Canada, CCM is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of high-performance hockey equipment such as sticks, skates, protectives, goalie equipment, accessories and apparel.
Today, CCM has a presence in more than 40 countries and is represented by many NHL and PWHL superstars such as Auston Matthews, Sidney Crosby, Connor McDavid, Thatcher Demko and Sarah Nurse. In the Nordics, CCM owns the two iconic Scandinavian brands Jofa and Koho.
CCM fits perfectly into Altor’s track record of building world-class consumer brands and supporting them in realizing their untapped potential.
Why we believe in CCM
- An iconic hockey brand with over 100 years of heritage and global recognition amongst hockey players across all generations
- Key innovation driver in the industry, based on a world-class R&D and product development team
- Significant potential to accelerate and unlock growth opportunities in both current and new segments, product categories and markets
About CCM Hockey
2023 turnover (CY)
EUR > 300M
Employees
> 100
Investment date
Oct 2024
Fund
Fund VI
Team
Marrouane Nabih | CEO
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EUR < 50M
Employees
< 100
Investment date
Nov 2020
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Fund V
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< 100
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Dec 2021
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Fund V
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EUR > 300M
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> 100
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Oct 2024
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Fund VI
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> 100
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Dec 2017
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Fund III
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< 500
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Apr 2018
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Fund IV
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< 100
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Jul 2019
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Fund IV
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< 1000
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Oct 2023
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Fund VI
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< 500
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Dec 2020
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Fund V
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> 2000
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Oct 2019
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Fund V
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< 500
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Mar 2018
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Fund IV
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< 200
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Nov 2017
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Fund IV
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Oct 2013
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Fund III
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Mar 2022
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Fund V
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< 200
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Jun 2021
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Fund V
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> 2000
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Jun 2019
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Fund IV
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EUR > 200M
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> 2000
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Fund IV
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