{{Infobox_Company |
  company_name   = Terra Firma Capital Partners|
  company_logo   = 150px|Terra Firma Capital Partners |
  company_type   = Limited liability company|
  foundation     = 2002 |
  key_people     = Guy Hands, CEO |
  location       = 20px London |
  industry       = Private Equity |
  products       =  private equity funds |
  assets         = £4.7 billion  |
  homepage       = [http://www.terrafirma.com www.terrafirma.com] |
  num_employees  = 70+ |
}}

'''Terra Firma Capital Partners''' (TFCP) is a European private equity firm with offices in London and Frankfurt employing over 100 people. It was formed as a spin-off company from Nomura Group's Principal Finance Group in 2002 by Guy Hands and has invested €11 billion since 1994.

TFCP has invested across a range of sectors, and has focused on buyouts of large, asset-rich businesses, often with complex structural or regulatory issues, which are under-performing and in need of strategic, operational or management change. Early investments focussed on housing (Annington Homes), leasing companies and pubs. Since 2002, TFCP has made major investments in the waste management (Waste Recycling Group), energy (BGCL, East Surrey Holdings, Phoenix Natural Gas, and Infinis), aircraft leasing (AWAS), cinema (ODEON/UCI) and music sectors (EMI). TFCP has also made significant investments in German residential housing (DAIG) and motorway services (Tank & Rast). Between 1994 and 2007, TFCP invested approximately €11bn in equity and completed transactions with an aggregate enterprise value of €42bn. 

TFCP was the first large private equity firm based in the UK to comply with the Walker Guidelines on transparency and disclosure. In April 2008, it published its first ever <ref>[http://www.terrafirma.com/ar07.pdf Annual Review]</ref>, which exceeded reporting the Walker reporting requirements and <ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2008/04/13/ccpe113.xml set a standard]</ref> for voluntary private equity reporting in the UK.

'''Terra Firma Capital Partners''' ist ein Unternehmen mit Sitz in Private Equity tätig ist.  

Es entstand 1994 als Ableger der japanischen Bank Abfallbeseitigung und dem Wohngebäudebestand des britischen Verteidigungsministeriums statt (£ 4,7 Mrd. auch im Bereich von investiert.

In Köln war Terra Firma Capital Partners 2002 angetreten, um die städtischen Wohnungsbaugesellschaften GAG und Grubo für zusammen € 420 Mio. zu übernehmen, was trotz mehrerer Anläufe letztlich am Widerstand dreier CDU-Ratsherren 2003 scheiterte. <ref></ref> 2004 übernahm Terra Firma Capital Partners den ehemals staatlichen Autobahnraststättenbetreiber Tank & Rast für € 1,035 Mrd. der drei vorherigen Kapitaleigner Allianz Capital Partners, Lufthansa und Apax. <ref></ref> Im Januar 2006 berichtete die Presse, dass sich das Unternehmen auf die Übernahme des RWE-Tochterunternehmens Thames Water für £ 8 Mrd. (€ 11,7 Mrd.) vorbereite, welches dann letztlich an das australische Konsortium Kemble Water ging.<ref></ref>

In Deutschland zählt die Deutsche Annington zu den Tochterunternehmen.