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Growth Iberia Fund

Closed EuVECA private equity fund buying into profitable Portuguese and Spanish SMEs; subscriptions ended December 2024.

Managed by Growth Partners Capital · Cascais, Portugal

Key facts

€250k
Minimum investment
Management fee p.a.
Lock-up
Target return
Fund status
Closed
Redemption
~At end of term2
NAV frequency
Performance fee
Hurdle rate
Subscription fee
Redemption fee
Fund size
Target size
Inception
Fund term
10 years1
Distribution
CMVM ID
18113
ISIN
Legal structure
Closed-end European venture capital fund (Fundo de Capital de Risco Europeu Fechado, EuVECA), incorporated for a fixed term under Law no. 18/2015 and regulated by the CMVM2,3
Domicile
Portugal2,3
Custodian
Auditor

For US investors

US investors accepted
PFIC status
Annual QEF statements
IRA / 401(k) route

No public information on US investor acceptance. As a non-US pooled fund it would be expected to be a PFIC for US taxpayers; no QEF information published. The fund is closed to new subscriptions, so this is largely moot for new investors.

Fees & costs

Management fee p.a.
Performance fee
Hurdle rate
Subscription fee
Redemption fee

Performance

No audited performance data is publicly available for this fund yet. We only show returns we can trace to fund reporting — never marketing projections presented as track record.

Documents

  • Growth Iberia — fund page on the manager site

    Manager website · EN · accessed Jul 7, 2026

    Open

Data transparency

Researched Jul 7, 2026 · every fact carries its source

28%
data completeness

Still researching

  • Management fee
  • Performance fee
  • Lock-up period
  • US investor acceptance
  • Golden Visa eligibility
  • ISIN
  • Fund size
  • Target fund size
  • Inception date
  • NAV frequency
  • Hurdle rate
  • Subscription fee
  • Redemption fee
  • Custodian
  • Auditor
  • Target return
  • Distribution policy
  • PFIC status
  • QEF reporting
  • IRA/401(k) eligibility
  • Portfolio allocation

Sources

  1. 1Growth Iberia — Nomad Gate fund profile Nomad Gate (aggregator), accessed Jul 7, 2026
  2. 2Growth Iberia fund page Growth Partners Capital (manager), accessed Jul 7, 2026
  3. 3LEI record: GROWTH IBERIA - FUNDO DE CAPITAL DE RISCO EUROPEU FECHADO, EUVECA (LEI 635400KND77T4RUZGW32) GLEIF (regulator), accessed Jul 7, 2026

Research summary

Compiled from the sources cited on this page — a factual summary, not a recommendation or rating.

Growth Iberia is Growth Partners Capital's first genuinely Iberian private equity fund: a closed-end EuVECA vehicle that buys equity, quasi-equity and debt positions in profitable Portuguese and Spanish SMEs and mid-caps, with the explicit angle of helping portfolio companies expand across the Iberian Peninsula and exiting them at valuations that reflect that larger footprint. The manager's site discloses three portfolio companies — CAMPI&D (beef-sector R&D), Sistemas Kern (smart parcel lockers) and ID Energy (solar engineering) — spanning food, logistics tech and renewables.

The subscription period ended in December 2024 per Nomad Gate, and the fund is closed to new investors. It remains CMVM-regulated (registered as no. 1811 per its LEI record) with a roughly 10-year fixed term. Fee terms, fund size and performance were never published; Nomad Gate recorded a €250,000 minimum ticket. Golden Visa eligibility under the post-October 2023 rules was plausible for the strategy but never confirmed by the fund. The profile is retained for reference.

Suited for

  • ·Reference only — the fund closed to new subscriptions in December 2024
  • ·Useful as background on Growth Partners Capital when evaluating its other funds (e.g. Growth Blue)

Risk factors

  • ·Closed-end ~10-year fund — capital locked until term with no published interim liquidity
  • ·Concentrated SME private equity exposure in Portugal and Spain
  • ·Very limited public disclosure: no published fees, fund size or performance

Listed for completeness, drawn from fund materials and public sources — not an assessment. How much weight any factor deserves depends on your own situation and risk appetite.

Tom Brooks

Tom Brooks

Founding Partner & CEO

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