The Cleantech
Advisory
We are a globally active transaction
advisory & strategy consulting firm
focused exclusively on solar, wind,
water, energy storage, green mobility and digital energy
Our business
Why choose us?
We offer an integrated suite of growth-oriented
consulting services for companies and investors
Global presence
We are headquartered in Berlin and serve clients around the world. We have representative offices in the UK, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India, China, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, The Philippines, Vietnam, Indonesia and the USA. Through our widespread global presence, we offer you valuable local market insights and access to potential business partners.
Vast network
We have access to key decision makers around the world and can connect you to high level contacts in the global cleantech and financial industries.
Proven track record
We’ve completed over 200 cross-border consulting and transaction projects with the highest levels of client satisfaction.
Expert knowledge
Our team of more than 40 senior experts combines profound market and technology expertise as well as decades of industry experience in top management, consulting and corporate finance roles.
Our clients include
“We thank Apricum for making this transaction happen. Their access to decision makers among investors worldwide, deep understanding of the solar industry, their execution expertise and high commitment from beginning to end were crucial to successfully closing the deal.”
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“Apricum have done a great job shaping our electric vehicle strategy. The team have demonstrated profound expertise regarding the EV value chain and market dynamics. Moreover, they have been able to combine visionary thinking with recommendations for short-term execution.”
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