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Two of Europe’s biggest family investment groups turn to infrastructure

London, United Kingdom - July 30 2020: The entrance to the QPark car park on Park Lane

Family offices started by Amancio Ortega of Inditex and the Kamprad family of Ikea are using M&A to diversify, illustrated by their decision to invest in 38% of Europe’s top car parking group Q-Park.

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