A single owner in 63% of cases
Almost always the founder. When they decide to step back, there is often no structure ready to hold the company up without them.
Behind every company we buy there are decades of a family's work. That is why we come in to stay: we take control, sit on the board and manage for the next decade, not for the next sale.
A company with €0.5-3M of normalized EBITDA bought at four times is worth €2-12M. That bracket sits below the floor of almost every Spanish fund, and there the price is agreed in an unhurried conversation between the two parties.
What we look for, how we take care of the process from the first call to closing, and what happens in your company the day after. Unhurried and in strict confidence.
For owners InvestorsWe are an independent sponsor: each deal is financed separately. What investors receive, on what terms and with what dividend policy.
For investorsFamily firms account for 92.4% of Spanish companies and 70% of private employment. Most of their owners were born between 1957 and 1977, and began retiring in 2023.
Almost always the founder. When they decide to step back, there is often no structure ready to hold the company up without them.
Many are profitable, well-run companies. Their only open question is who will run them next.
Spanish private equity invests between €10M and €100M of enterprise value. Analyzing a small company takes them the same work as a large one, so their attention concentrates further up.
Sustained profitability, a clean balance sheet, real cash generation and a business that can be understood. Being selective lets us give real time to each company.
What we look for ExecutionWe talk directly with the owners, and by the time a deal reaches investors the price is closed and the financing committed.
The process ManagementBoard in place, cash control and a written plan before hiring anyone. The seller stays three years to hand over clients, suppliers and know-how.
The day afterWe ask for no documents and treat every conversation as strictly confidential. You can write to us directly or through your advisor.
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