Govera Inversiones, a company promoted by the founders of Aciturri, has established its registered and operational headquarters in Seville and has designed a strategy to mobilize up to €1 billion in investments over the next five years, combining its own resources with financing and co-investment schemes. The firm clearly prioritizes the industrial sector as the core focus of its activity.
At the same time, the headquarters of the Aciturri Foundation and Aciturri Aeroengines remain in Miranda de Ebro. “These two territories, Andalusia and Castile and León, have been key in Aciturri’s history and will be essential in Govera’s future,” says Ginés Clemente, founder and chairman of the investment committee.
Govera Inversiones currently holds a 49% stake in Aciturri Aeroestructures, following the entry in the second half of 2025 of the international group Sonaca with 51% of the capital. “We are proud to have ensured the company’s financial and industrial stability during an extraordinarily complex period, such as the Covid crisis and the years that followed, and to guarantee its future growth by creating an international industrial leader that is well positioned to lead the major programs of the future.”
Likewise, Govera Inversiones retains 100% ownership of Aciturri Aeroengines, which manufactures highly complex components for aircraft engines. One of the pillars of the investment plan is the expansion of this subsidiary, both organically and through acquisitions, with the goal of reaching €350 million in revenue by 2030, compared with the €100 million recorded in 2025.
Last week, Govera Inversiones’ management team presented the company’s roadmap to Jorge Paradela, Regional Minister for Industry, Energy and Mines of the Junta de Andalucía. According to Ginés Clemente, Andalusia has become a particularly favorable environment for the development of large-scale industrial projects, thanks to smooth relations with public authorities that provide confidence and security for investors.
For Jorge Paradela, “the decision to locate Govera Inversiones’ registered and operational headquarters in Seville confirms that Andalusia is an attractive environment for attracting initiatives with ambitions to grow in sectors linked to industry and technology.” The minister noted that Andalusian industry grew by 9.6% in 2025 and that the sector’s gross value added has increased by 34% since 2018. “We are a region that offers legal certainty and institutional stability, simplifies procedures, and deploys public-private partnership instruments to promote strategic sectors,” he added.
Govera Inversiones’ strategic plan is structured around several lines of action, notably direct investment in industrial companies with revenues of between €50 million and €100 million, in which it would acquire majority stakes. These would be businesses facing financial or operational difficulties but with strong management teams and operating in sectors with positive dynamics. “Throughout our history we have led six major acquisitions and turnarounds of aerospace companies, and we will leverage that experience to seek new opportunities.”
In addition, the firm plans to carry out transactions aimed at supporting growing companies in sectors such as industry, healthcare, and consumer goods. “We will make investments to take stakes of more than 5% and accelerate the expansion of these firms.” The third pillar focuses on identifying startups and emerging companies at early stages of growth, across all types of sectors. Among its investments are PLD Space, manufacturer of the Miura rocket, and Hiperbaric. In parallel, it has organically developed its subsidiary Aciturri Tech, designed to accelerate industrial innovation projects and with facilities located in the Parque Empresarial Aerópolis.
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