Regenera Levante, the Murcia-based company specializing in energy infrastructure and a leading provider of Onshore Power Supply (OPS) solutions, has completed the incorporation of Magnum Capital as its strategic financial partner in a transaction that marks the beginning of a new phase of growth. The investment positions Regenera as the holding company of a new industrial group focused on electrical and energy infrastructure, with the ambition of becoming one of Spain's leading players in the sector.
The partnership will accelerate an ambitious expansion strategy based on both organic growth and the integration of companies operating in complementary segments. Magnum Capital is already in advanced negotiations to acquire additional businesses, with the aim of incorporating them into the group over the coming weeks. The new platform is expected to generate revenues of approximately €100 million this year.
The new group has been established with the objective of providing integrated solutions across the entire energy value chain, spanning power generation, transmission and distribution, energy storage, and demand-side solutions. It will combine expertise in port electrification, data centres, renewable energy parks, power grids and battery energy storage systems, enabling it to deliver complex, end-to-end infrastructure projects while addressing the growing demands of the energy transition and economic decarbonisation.
Francisco David Gallego, an industrial engineer with more than 25 years of experience in developing energy infrastructure and the current CEO of Regenera, will lead the executive management of this new phase. Enrique Fernández-Delgado, founder of Regenera and CEO of the Urdecon Group, will remain involved as a shareholder and member of the Board of Directors.
"This transaction is not the finish line, but the starting point of a much more ambitious project. Through the gradual integration of specialised companies, we are building a group with the scale, financial strength and execution capabilities required to lead the electrification of Spain's critical infrastructure, beginning with our ports," said Francisco David Gallego.
Leadership in port electrification
Over little more than a decade, Regenera has built a strong track record, evolving from renewable power generation projects into Spain's leading holder of OPS concessions within the national port system. The company has also developed innovative projects in green hydrogen and other decarbonisation technologies.
Onshore Power Supply (OPS) is at the core of Regenera's business. This technology enables large vessels—including cruise ships and container ships—to switch off their auxiliary combustion engines while berthed and connect directly to the onshore electricity grid, eliminating local emissions and significantly reducing noise pollution in port areas.
The company currently holds long-term concessions to build and operate OPS systems at the ports of Cartagena and A Coruña for more than 30 years. It also has an international presence in this market and is actively participating in additional tenders across Spain.
European regulation further strengthens the market's growth potential. Under EU legislation, major European ports will be required to provide shore-side electricity for passenger and container vessels from 2030 onwards. Thanks to its years of experience in delivering OPS projects, Regenera is well positioned to benefit from this structural market opportunity.
A new platform for large-scale infrastructure projects
Magnum Capital's investment significantly enhances Regenera's financial capacity to undertake larger and more complex projects while accelerating both acquisitions and new investments. Although the company currently generates annual revenues of around €12 million, the new structure will enable it to scale rapidly and establish itself as one of Spain's leading companies in critical electrical infrastructure.
Magnum Capital was selected because of its proven track record in building industrial groups through the integration of Spanish and European companies, as well as its shared vision for sustainable business growth and executive talent development.
The transaction was advised legally by Garrigues, while the financial and tax due diligence processes were carried out by Baker Tilly and PwC.
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