The platform Amura Industrial Investments has launched Amura Industrial, FCRE, a fund aimed at supporting industrial projects and infrastructure assets linked to the energy transition and the circular economy.
The vehicle, which is already registered with the Spanish Securities Market Commission (CNMV), aims to mobilise between €300 million and €500 million to support reindustrialisation processes in Spain, Portugal and France, as well as in other Western European markets.
The fund will be managed by Renta 4 Gestora, while Renta 4 Banco will act as depositary. Deloitte will serve as auditor and Alter Legal as legal advisor.
Investment in industry, infrastructure and the energy transition
The fund’s strategy will focus on investments in infrastructure assets and established industrial companies, including platforms linked to the energy transition, circular economy projects and companies within the agri-food value chain. The vehicle will also consider investments in small mid-caps and industrial SMEs with strong growth potential.
Amura Industrial plans to take majority or significant minority stakes in portfolio companies with the aim of implementing operational improvements and strengthening their competitiveness. The strategy is built around two main objectives: enhancing Europe’s industrial sovereignty and resilience and generating a positive impact in the fight against climate change.
From a geographical perspective, the fund expects to allocate at least 70% of its capital to companies with strategic operations in Iberia and France, while the remaining share may be invested in other Western European countries.
Active ownership and sustainability criteria
The vehicle integrates sustainability criteria into its investment process and will promote improvements in environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters within portfolio companies through an active engagement strategy with management teams.
Among the key factors guiding investment decisions are climate change mitigation, the development of the circular economy, nearshoring or industrial reshoring, stronger corporate governance, and talent management.
A team with extensive experience in industrial investment
The launch of the fund is led by a team with extensive industry experience. Key executives include Inés Navarro, previously with Altamar, CaixaBank, Citi and Barclays, and Antonio Botija, former Head of Infrastructure at HIG Capital and Columbia Threadneedle.
Together with the rest of the Amura Industrial Investments team, they have participated in around 60 transactions, managing approximately €10 billion in industrial and infrastructure assets, supported by the firm’s presence in Madrid and Paris.
cloud technology axon
The first quarter of 2026 has reinforced a clear reality in the transp...
