Enrique Martín Rodríguez

Vista Capital is an active manager which invests in medium and large-sized European companies with no sector preference, focusing on MBOs, MBIs, LBOs, companies seeking acquisitions, expansion, diversification, internationalization and capital replacement. The firm seeks to invest in companies which have a leadership position in their market, aiming to boost their development and growth and/or facilitate a change in shareholding requirements by partnering with investee management to develop and implement strategic and corporate development plans. Vista Capital takes majority or significant minority stakes in their investee companies.

Impala's overall investment objective aims to maximize their investments' value through the sale of shareholdings. Their investment strategy exclusively targets firms of a certain size managed in Spain. They have no particular sector or industry focus but tailor their strategy to the needs of each target firm. They are a medium term investment partner. They typically do not require the distribution of dividends in the goal to obtain their investment objective within the shortest time frame. The firm generally takes majority stakes. They consider minority positions if they maintain an appropriate role for strategic decision-making. Per transaction, Impala's minimum investment is EUR 10 million. Drawing on their investors financial resources, the firm undertakes major projects while fully supporting their portfolio firms in achieving their objectives. Impala is an active partner. They work closely with the portfolio firms and therefore seek experienced management teams with extensive industry expertise. They encourage their participation in the share capital. Together with their investee firms, Impala crafts the business plans and agrees on divestment. They look for firms with a solid business, robust competitive positioning, substantial market share and proven income generation. They also seek firms' displaying high growth potential, either organic or through acquisitions. Impala generally holds their portfolio firms three to seven years.