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Aligrupo
Aligrupo was established in 2003 by Juan Alcaraz Alcaraz and Pedro Alcaraz Alcaraz after they built and sold low-cost car-rental operator Goldcar.
Aligrupo
Aligrupo was established in 2003 by Juan Alcaraz Alcaraz and Pedro Alcaraz Alcaraz after they built and sold low-cost car-rental operator Goldcar. The brothers retain control through separate holding companies Esiz Business and Imra Business. The office allocates across real estate development, direct corporate stakes and financial assets. Confirmed positions include residential projects in Calpe, Denia and Benidorm plus commercial buildings in Alicante and Madrid. Co-investors have included Buenavista Equity Partners on Instituto Bernabéu and Libertas 7 on GED Capital transactions. Activity remains limited to Europe with emphasis on Spain. Daniel Torregrosa Serra serves as CEO and sits on portfolio company boards. Two SICAV vehicles sit alongside the direct holdings. No public disclosure of headcount or additional offices exists. The structure keeps decision rights inside the two founding branches and their daughters, with SpainCap membership providing access to local private equity flow.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
2003
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Spain
City
Sant Joan d'Alacant
Corporate office
Sant Joan d'Alacant, Spain
Principals
Juan Alcaraz Alcaraz
Founder
Pedro Alcaraz Alcaraz
Founder
Daniel Torregrosa
CEO
Isabel Alcaraz Diaz
Board Member
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Aligrupo?
Juan Alcaraz Alcaraz and Pedro Alcaraz Alcaraz retain final authority through their holding companies. CEO Daniel Torregrosa Serra executes day-to-day portfolio management and board oversight.
How does Aligrupo source proprietary deal flow?
The office relies on long-term partnerships with local sponsors and membership in SpainCap. Direct relationships from the Goldcar era continue to generate opportunities in real estate and services.
Does Aligrupo participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The record shows a mix of direct co-investments, SPVs and two SICAV vehicles. No external fund commitments are disclosed.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The capital originated from the 2014 sale of 80 percent of Goldcar to Investindustrial by the Alcaraz brothers.
What investment stages does Aligrupo typically target?
Activity spans buyouts, growth equity, secondaries and venture capital according to the internal record.
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