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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
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Management fee p.a.
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Lock-up
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Target return
Fund status
Closed
Redemption
~At end of term2
NAV frequency
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Performance fee
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Hurdle rate
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Subscription fee
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Redemption fee
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Fund size
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Target size
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Inception
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Fund term
10 years1
Distribution
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CMVM ID
18113
ISIN
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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
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Auditor
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For US investors

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

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Management fee p.a.
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Performance fee
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Hurdle rate
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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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