The company is mainly focused on corporate finance, direct investment and trust management in Central and Eastern Europe countries.
VCP is active in all industries with a special focus on medium-to-large-sized enterprises and serves a diverse range of clients including management teams, entrepreneurs, institutional investors and governments.
[9] The official investigation did not find any trace of collusion between VCP and the Russian companies [10][11] and Hungarian daily newspaper Népszabadság had to publish a correcting article for its unfounded accusations.
[15] In 2010 China's Wanhua Industrial Group became a 38% shareholder in BorsodChem and acquired a call option to purchase the remaining shares in the company within the next two years.
The stake and call option were provided partly in return for a 140 million Euros investment from Wanhua, which BorsodChem would put towards the completion of a toluene diisocyanate (TDI) plant and a nitric acid facility at its main site at Kazincbarcika, Hungary.
[24] Ernst Strasser's former cabinet secretary Christoph Ulmer was Executive Director of VCP-owned CE Oil & Gas Trading AG.