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Carmignac Private Evergreen

Carmignac · LU2799473124

Part II SICAV Private Equity Luxembourg Article 8 Secondaries Co-Investments Buyout

NAV · 31 Jul 2026136.52 EUR
Fund currencyEUR
Income treatmentaccumulating
Performance since Jun 2024 p.a.+9.4%Class n
Ongoing costs2.42% p.a.
Min. investmentEUR 10,000
Redemptionquarterly
Risk (SRI)6 / 7

01Performance

Unit price (NAV) in EUR · share class n · 26 data points

136.52 EURNAV as at 31 Jul 2026
114.6122.3130.1137.9Jun 2024Dec 2024Jul 2025Jan 2026Jul 2026
Source: Provider documents and the fund company's monthly returns 25 of 26 values derived (back-calculated from monthly returns)
YTD+4.1%
1 year+9.1%
since Jun 2024 p.a.+9.4%

Calendar-year returns

Calendar years, calculated from the NAV series

+5.1%2025+4.1%2026 YTD

Returns calculated by semiliquid.info from the NAV series, not an official provider figure. Taxes and the trading costs of reinvestment are not taken into account. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Provider figures

These come from the factsheet, the PRIIPs KID or the monthly report. They may relate to a different reference date, a different share class or a longer period than the series above — the series starts with the first documented unit price, not necessarily with the launch. That is why the values sometimes differ.

Performance 12M · as at 30 Jun 202611.79%
Since launch p.a. · as at 30 Jun 202639.20%

Target return per the provider: No explicit target return. KID scenarios for class A over 5 years (after costs): stress -11.44 % p.a. (EUR 5,450), unfavourable 3.74 % p.a., moderate 10.07 % p.a. (EUR 16,160), favourable 12.93 % p.a. (EUR 18,370)

Source: KID, Performance scenarios

Provider figure or KID scenario — not a forecast by semiliquid.info. Target returns are not guaranteed.

02Strategy & portfolio

What the fund does and how the portfolio is put together.

Launch year2024
Fund sizeEUR 162mas at 30 Jun 2026
CurrencyEUR
Income treatmentaccumulating
SFDRArticle 8
Recommended holding5 yrs
Liquidity buffer15.00%
Leverage limit200.00%

Risk indicator 6 of 7 from the key information document (1 = low, 7 = high); it captures liquidity risks only to a limited extent.

Portfolio breakdown

Broken down using semiliquid’s common taxonomy — provider labels are mapped onto shared categories so that funds can be compared. Only published figures are used; nothing is estimated.

Sector breakdown

Actual portfolio% of NAVas at 31 Mar 2026

Technology & software24.5%
Industrials & manufacturing23.4%
Healthcare & life sciences20.3%
Consumer & retail18.0%
Financial services11.7%
Real estate1.3%
Energy & commodities0.8%
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Industrials & manufacturing21.7%
Technology & software20.8%
Healthcare & life sciences20.3%
Consumer discretionary12.2%
Financial services11.7%
Consumer staples5.8%
Communication services3.7%
Chemicals & materials1.7%
Real estate1.3%
Energy & commodities0.8%
Source: Carmignac 'Private Evergreen' Factsheet 30.06.2026, Sektorexposure per 31.03.2026

Geographic breakdown

Actual portfolio% of NAVas at 31 Mar 2026

North America50.5%
Europe46.9%
Asia-Pacific2.4%
Other / unallocated0.3%
Source: Carmignac 'Private Evergreen' Factsheet 30.06.2026, Geografisches Exposure per 31.03.2026

Strategy

Secondaries Co-Investments Buyout Growth Equity

Secondaries (buyout/growth, approx. 70 % of the portfolio) plus direct transactions (approx. 17 %); only approx. 3 % via third-party funds; co-investment share approx. 87 %

Portfolio composition

Strategy/sub-asset classes

Secondaries co-investments69.9%
Direct co-investments16.9%
Primary and secondary target funds3.0%
Liquidity10.3%

Vintage

201917.9%
202411.8%
201811.3%
202011.3%
202110.4%
20259.7%
<20178.1%
20176.7%
20226.6%
20236.2%
Provider wording in full
Strategy/sub-asset classes (% of net assets, 30 Jun 2026): secondaries co-investments 69.9 %, direct co-investments 16.9 %, primary and secondary target funds 3.0 %, liquidity 10.3 %. Vintage (31 Mar 2026): 2019 17.9 %, 2024 11.8 %, 2018 11.3 %, 2020 11.3 %, 2021 10.4 %, 2025 9.7 %, <2017 8.1 %, 2017 6.7 %, 2022 6.6 %, 2023 6.2 %. Investment limits: max. 20 % of net assets in any single collective investment undertaking, max. 10 % (look-through) in the securities of any one issuer; secondary investments expected to account for at least 50 % of the capital invested
Source: Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, ALLOCATION / VINTAGE BREAKDOWN; KID, Objectives

Top holdings

No percentage list of individual holdings; individual positions named in June 2026: SpaceX (positive revaluation following the flotation on 12 Jun 2026, net return of 3.7 % since the initial investment in 2024), 'Ahead' (direct co-investment, US IT consultancy, dividend distribution), Apis Global Growth Fund III (late primary commitment, fintech/Europe). For the top 10 GP weighting see anzahl_positionen
Source: Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, PERFORMANCE COMMENTARY / TOP TEN GENERAL PARTNERS

03Costs

The basis is the PRIIPs KID of the share class we track — which makes it comparable across providers.

Management fee1.95%
Total ongoing costs2.42%
Entry charge max.4.00%
Redemption fee5.00%
Performance fee15.00%
Hurdle rate5.00%
High-water marknot documented

In context: ongoing costs

This fund
2.42%
Median Private Equity
2.53%

Median across 31 funds in this asset class in our database, based on the PRIIPs KID. No statement about quality — cost structures differ depending on the strategy and on target-fund layers.

How the performance fee works

KID wording (German version): 'The performance fee is calculated on the basis of the ABSOLUTE RETURN OF THE UNIT. If the value of the unit has risen during the relevant period, a performance fee of 15.0 % is charged, subject to a hurdle rate of five per cent (5 %).' The basis of assessment is therefore the absolute return PER UNIT (not at whole-fund level). Neither a high-water mark nor a catch-up is mentioned in the Private Evergreen KID (unlike at the sister fund Carmignac ELTIF Evergreen).
Source: KID, Additional costs under certain conditions

Costs per the key information document

Class A EUR Acc: management/operating costs 2.42 % p.a. (EUR 232 on EUR 10,000) + transaction costs 0.03 % p.a. (EUR 3) = 2.45 % p.a. Total costs EUR 1,115 (1 year) and EUR 3,898 (5 years) respectively. Annual cost impact (RIY) 11.25 % (1 year) and 4.86 % (5 years); return 14.93 % p.a. before costs vs 10.07 % p.a. after costs. Performance fee in the cost example EUR 0 (five-year average)
Source: KID, Costs over time / Composition of costs; Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, COSTS

04Subscription & entry

How you get into the fund, and on what terms.

Subscriptionmonthly
Minimum investmentEUR 10,000 – EUR 10m by class
Entry chargeup to 4.00%
Rec. holding period5 years

Subscription per the document

The fund documents differ from one another: the factsheet cites monthly subscription with 14 calendar days' notice (orders accepted before 16:00 CET/CEST), the PRIIPs KID states: 'Every valuation day is a subscription day. Subscriptions must be submitted no later than one (1) business day before month end at 16:00 CET.' Payment must be received no later than 7 business days after the subscription date; NAV determined on the last business day of the month.

Source: Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, PROFILE vs. KID, Other information

05Redemption & liquidity

Semi-liquid means redemption only on fixed dates, with notice periods and upper limits. This is how it works for this fund — in the order the redemption process runs.

Units can be redeemed quarterly; notice must be given 90 days before the date; on each date the fund redeems at most 5 % of fund assets; for the first 3 months after subscription no redemption is possible.

1 · Lock-up3 months from subscription
2 · Notice period90 days before the date
3 · Redemption datequarterly
4 · Gatemax. 5 % per date
5 · Payout7 days after the date

The gate caps redemptions at 5 % of fund assets per date. If more investors want out at the same time, orders are scaled back pro rata or deferred to the next date.

From the notice being received to the money reaching your account: typically around 97 to 189 days — depending on how far away the next redemption date is. If the gate bites or redemptions are suspended, it can take considerably longer.

Redemption per the document

Quarterly - every valuation day falling on a quarter end is a redemption day; cut-off 16:00 CET on the last business day of the immediately preceding quarter (factsheet: '90 calendar days notice')

Source: KID, How long should I hold it; Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, PROFILE

Gate per the document

Redemption cap: 5 % of the fund's NAV, measured against the aggregate NAV per unit of the units redeemed on the preceding valuation day, NETTED AGAINST all subscription applications received on the same redemption day. IMPORTANT: the board may REDUCE the redemption cap to 2.5 % of NAV where this is in the best interests of the sub-fund and its unitholders. Requests in excess are met pro rata; the unfulfilled portion is treated as submitted on the immediately following redemption day.

Source: KID, How long should I hold it

Notice period

Redemption: cut-off 16:00 CET on the last business day of the quarter preceding the redemption quarter (factsheet: 90 calendar days). Subscription: factsheet 14 calendar days vs KID 1 business day before month end

Source: KID, Other information; Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, PROFILE

Lock-up

Lock-up period: redemption is not possible during the first THREE (3) MONTHS after the first NAV date. In addition, an early redemption charge of up to 5 % applies on redemptions within 18 months of the sub-fund's launch (classes A and I only).

Source: KID, Other information; Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, COSTS explanation

Liquidity score: 2.5 of 5

Redemption frequency
3 / 5 · 40 %
Gate / redemption cap
3 / 5 · 25 %
Notice period
2 / 5 · 20 %
Redemption fee
1 / 5 · 15 %

The score measures only the contractual redemption mechanics (the higher, the more flexible) — not whether the fund actually stays liquid under stress. Weightings in per cent.

06Fund details & verification

Who stands behind the fund, who it is authorised for — and what the figures rest on.

AIFM / management company

Carmignac Gestion Luxembourg S.A. (CSSF-authorised); PRIIP manufacturer Carmignac Gestion S.A., Paris (AMF no. GP97008). Fund managers: Edouard Boscher, Alexis De Chezelles, Megan Noelle Chew (all since 15 May 2024)

Source: KID, Product; Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, FUND MANAGER

Depositary

BNP Paribas, Luxembourg Branch

Source: KID, Other information

Launch date

15 May 2024 (the fund's launch date and the date of the first NAV); term 99 years from launch

Source: Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, PROFILE; KID, Term

Eligible investors

'semi-liquid, open-ended fund for PROFESSIONAL INVESTORS' (unlike the sister fund ELTIF Evergreen, which is open 'to all investors'). KID target market: investors with an investment horizon of at least five years who seek capital growth without a capital guarantee

Source: Factsheet 30 Jun 2026, INVESTMENT OBJECTIVE; KID, Intended retail investor

Distribution authorisation

France, Luxembourg among others; not available within French life insurance policies

Fee layers / double charging

MULTI-LAYERED, BUT PARTLY MITIGATED. The fund invests predominantly via SECONDARY INVESTMENTS, supplemented by selected primary investments and direct co-investments, with a focus on mature assets. At the level of the target funds acquired, the management fees and carried interest of the respective GPs arise in addition. IMPORTANT: according to the provider, a significant part of the allocation is made via secondary funds under CO-INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS THAT ARE EXEMPT FROM MANAGEMENT AND PERFORMANCE FEES ('a substantial allocation to secondary funds through co-investment agreements that are exempt from management fees and performance fees') - to that extent there is NO double charging. The KID risk warning also makes clear that, in the case of secondary investments, the fund cannot negotiate the contractual terms of the target funds

All figures come from our analysis of provider documents (product data as at 19 Aug 2026, distribution data as at 12 Aug 2026) and have not been conclusively verified.

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Important information. semiliquid.info does not provide investment advice and makes no recommendation to buy, sell or hold fund units — no ranking, no offer, no invitation to subscribe. Only the prospectus and the key information document (PRIIPs KID) of the respective fund are authoritative. We give no warranty for the accuracy, completeness or currency of the information. Semi-liquid funds invest in illiquid assets: redemptions are possible only to a limited extent and can be capped, deferred or suspended; there is a risk of total loss. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Read the prospectus and the key information document before making an investment decision and seek professional advice where appropriate.