José Manuel Romero Rodríguez

Alia invests in Spanish medium-sized and large companies across sectors. The firm's investment approach is based on establishing a partnership with the management team and the shareholders. They target companies with a quality management team, significant growth potential (either organic or through mergers and acquisitions), which already are or could become market leaders within their sector. Alia acquires majority or minority stakes, seeks board representation and gets actively involved in the management of their portfolio companies. They provide assistance in business plan development and implementation, promote organic growth and acquisition strategies, evaluate international expansion possibilities, optimize critical processes and financial structures, and facilitate strategic alliances and joint ventures. The firm's targeted exit horizon is four to six years, depending on the degree of development and maturity of the portfolio company. Their exit strategies include resale to industrial groups in the sector or on the secondary market, repurchase by existing shareholders and IPOs.

Inveralia is an active manager which invests in medium- and large-sized companies across sectors, partnering with the management team and shareholders to define, monitor and achieve their mutually-determined goals. The firm seeks to invest in companies with a quality management team, significant growth potential (either organic or through mergers and acquisitions), which are already or could become market leaders within their sector. Inveralia acquires majority or minority stakes, seeks board representation and gets actively involved in the management of their portfolio companies. They provide assistance in business plan development and implementation, promote organic growth and acquisition strategies, evaluate international expansion possibilities, optimize critical processes and financial structures, and facilitate strategic alliances and joint ventures. The firm's targeted exit horizon is four to six years, depending on the degree of development and maturity of the portfolio company. Their exit strategies include resale to industrial groups in the sector or on the secondary market, repurchase by existing shareholders and IPOs.