We have been investing with an industrial vision, financial discipline, and a long-term commitment for over 10 years.
Renertia is an investment group based in Logroño (La Rioja), specializing in the management of private investment vehicles and the development of opportunities in the energy transition, real assets, and Private Equity. Renertia combines more than €100 million under management, over a decade of experience and differentiated operational value-add, placing close relationships with business owners and investors at the core of our investment philosophy, aiming to build robust, sustainable projects for the long term.
VALUE PROPOSITION
Renertia combines a track record of over €100 million in assets under management, more than ten years of experience, and distinctive operational value-add—alongside close relationships with entrepreneurs and investors—to build solid, sustainable, and long-term-oriented projects.
STRATEGIES
Three areas of specialization with a shared financial discipline
Personal approach, rigor, and commitment in every investment.
Headquartered in Logroño (La Rioja) and with operations across Spain and Italy, Renertia is a fund manager of closed-ended investment vehicles (SGEIC), authorised by the Spanish National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) under registration number 91.
We work with a hands-on, independent approach, fully committed to every project. Our investment style is built on relationships of trust, rigorous analysis, and active support throughout the entire investment cycle.
We believe in collaborating with management teams and entrepreneurs, and in creating long-term value. This philosophy enables us to approach investment opportunities with a long-term perspective that is aligned with our investors' interests.
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PAIs
With regard to the principal adverse impacts of investment decisions (PAIs) on sustainability factors, the Management Company does not currently take such impacts into consideration, on the grounds that (i) the Management Company does not, at present, have sufficiently robust processes in place to analyse the available information and adequately quantify the expected and actual impact of investment decisions on sustainability factors, and (ii) the size, nature and scale of its current business activities do not warrant taking PAIs into account in investment decision-making, as this would, among other considerations, entail disproportionate costs and investments.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, this does not prevent the Management Company’s investment policy from pursuing investments that are environmentally sustainable and aligned with the objectives of climate change mitigation and carbon emissions reduction.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, this does not prevent the Management Company’s investment policy from pursuing investments that are environmentally sustainable and aligned with the objectives of climate change mitigation and carbon emissions reduction.