WEEK 38 (2025) IN M&A AND PRIVATE EQUITY IN SPAIN

Negratín Global Services brought TiLT Capital Partners SAS (alongside SWEN Capital Partners) into its shareholding. The investment fuels Negratín’s next growth phase as an EPC and IPP in solar.

 

• Neobank MyInvestor acquired the stake in Findango Finance previously held by London-based Blantyre Capital Limited. The deal aims to scale Findango’s short-term working-capital solutions for underserved SMEs.

 

• Germany’s POLYMELT Pipe Systems GmbH joined Spain-based ABN PIPE SYSTEMS. Its Ebenhofen (Bavaria) plant becomes a key hub for ABN’s Central European growth. The integration provides greater investment capacity, cross-selling and broader polypropylene solutions while preserving technical know-how and continuity for customers and suppliers.

 

Grupo Bcnvision – Visión artificial acquired PYGSA and Invescontrol, creating a ~100-person Iberian team. The integration strengthens a full-stack industrial machine-vision offering (traditional vision + AI), coordinated technical and commercial coverage nationwide, and sector-specific equipment.

 

• European tech group team.blue (Hg) made a strategic investment in Spanish e-invoicing platform B2Brouter, its ninth acquisition of 2025. B2Brouter automates invoicing, serving freelancers, SMBs and multi-entity enterprises.

 

Forus (J.P. Morgan), the Spanish sports-centers chain, agreed to acquire Inacua from Serveo (Portobello Capital), activating a new growth phase. The transaction expands Forus’s footprint in Spain’s municipal and private sports facilities market, adding Inacua’s swimming and fitness complexes.

 

Zander Foods, a Catalan charcuterie group based in Montcada i Reixac, has acquired 100% of Vanguard Aliment Ibérica, a Badalona distributor of cold cuts, hams, and cheeses. The deal supports Zander’s integration, boosts commercial and logistics capacity, and expands its portfolio, lifting presence to more than 5,000 points.

 

• Belgian labels/packaging group AsteriaGroup acquired Grupo Gráfico Ezquerro (Lodosa, Navarra). Ezquerro employs ~200 people across four plants and posted €42.3m revenue in 2024. For Asteria (35+ sites, 16,000 customers, including existing plants in Galicia and Valencia), the deal deepens its Spanish presence.

 

• Badajoz-based VITALY (Artá Capital), a national leader in occupational health and safety, integrated Grupo ANP Prevención de Riesgos Laborales (notably strong in Málaga, with activity across Andalucía and Madrid). Vítaly cites a 25-year track record integrating 80+ firms.

 

• Italian ceramics solutions group Smalticeram Group acquired Onda-based Vernís to strengthen service, broaden the product portfolio, and add sector talent. Post-deal, the combined team totals ~245 professionals, enhancing Spanish operations and international reach.

 

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