The transaction, pending approval from the Competition Council, will unlock development projects valued at approximately €30 million.

These investments aim to accelerate the expansion of the educational network through new campuses and an increase in schooling capacity.

Law firm Wolf Theiss assisted Genesis College in the deal, while Filip & Company worked with Mozaik Investments.

Genesis College is already undergoing a significant expansion, relocating all levels of education – primary, secondary, and high school – to the former Petrom Tower building, part of Petrom City. This transformation of an office tower into an educational facility involved an investment of over €2 million.

The new location will double Genesis's capacity from 500 to 1,000 students, with the potential to accommodate up to 3,000 students in the future.

Ioana Necula, Founder and CEO of Genesis College, stated: "After two and a half decades, the association with a financial partner like Mozaik represents a validation of this effort and an opportunity for healthy scaling. We want to continue to grow sustainably, attract top teachers and offer our students an international level education in a modern, empathetic framework adapted to the challenges of the future."

Genesis College was the first institution accredited in the national curriculum as a private school. It is also one of the few institutions in Romania accredited to deliver all three International Baccalaureate (IB) educational system programs (PYP, MYP, and DP).

Mozaik Investments currently manages two private equity funds, predominantly targeting significant minority investments in SMEs in Romania and CEE.