Profile
Lars Ahns is the founder of rubicon equities GmbH, founded in 2004, serving as Managing Director since its founding.
The current job is Member-Supervisory Board at hGears AG starting in 2026.
Former jobs include Deputy Chairman-Supervisory Board at CHAPTERS Group AG, Member-Supervisory Board at Endor AG, Member-Supervisory Board at Binect AG, and Investment Manager at Scherzer & Co. AG (Investment Management).
Education includes a graduate degree from Universität zu Köln.
Lars Ahns active positions
| Companies | Position | Start |
|---|---|---|
| HGEARS AG | Director/Board Member | 11/06/2026 |
Rubicon Equities GmbH
Rubicon Equities GmbH Investment ManagersFinance rubicon equities seeks long-term wealth creation. Their investment objective is to identify companies whose earnings potential is not reflected in the current market price. They actively look for skewed risk return situations, i.e. investments with a strong upside potential and limited downside risk. The firm’s primary focus is on companies from the European small & mid-cap sector. The foundation of their work is an in-depth fundamental research process. rubicon equities typically invests in 10-20 companies at a time and they do not actively seek a diversification across sectors. | Chief Executive Officer | 02/08/2004 |
Former positions of Lars Ahns
| Companies | Position | End |
|---|---|---|
| BINECT AG | Director/Board Member | - |
Scherzer & Co. AG (Investment Management)
Scherzer & Co. AG (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance Scherzer & Co.-IM’s investments, which are both security- and opportunity-oriented, aim to create long-term wealth for their shareholders. The firm seeks opportunities in companies that have increased potential for opportunities with calculable risk. They focus on selected, high-growth companies with a sustainable business model. | Analyst-Equity | - |
| CHAPTERS GROUP AG | Director/Board Member | - |
| ENDOR AG | Director/Board Member | - |
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| Private companies | 7 |
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Universität zu Köln
Universität zu Köln Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
CHAPTERS Group AG
CHAPTERS Group AG Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Develops construction and industrial software | Technology Services |
Endor AG
Endor AG Electronic Production EquipmentElectronic Technology Develops and markets steering wheels and controllers for consoles and personal computers | Electronic Technology |
Binect AG
Binect AG Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Operates as a holding company whose subsidiaries develops software and service platform for the digitization of business document and receipt logistics | Technology Services |
Scherzer & Co. AG (Investment Management)
Scherzer & Co. AG (Investment Management) Investment ManagersFinance Scherzer & Co.-IM’s investments, which are both security- and opportunity-oriented, aim to create long-term wealth for their shareholders. The firm seeks opportunities in companies that have increased potential for opportunities with calculable risk. They focus on selected, high-growth companies with a sustainable business model. | Finance |
hGears AG
hGears AG Tools & HardwareConsumer Durables Manufactures steel machining power tools and precision parts | Consumer Durables |
Rubicon Equities GmbH
Rubicon Equities GmbH Investment ManagersFinance rubicon equities seeks long-term wealth creation. Their investment objective is to identify companies whose earnings potential is not reflected in the current market price. They actively look for skewed risk return situations, i.e. investments with a strong upside potential and limited downside risk. The firm’s primary focus is on companies from the European small & mid-cap sector. The foundation of their work is an in-depth fundamental research process. rubicon equities typically invests in 10-20 companies at a time and they do not actively seek a diversification across sectors. | Finance |
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