EXPRO GROUP HOLDINGS

EXPRO GROUP HOLDINGS

EXPRO Group Holdings was established in 2012 by a group of principals in Panama City, emerging as a platform to aggregate family office capital for direct investment in Latin American real assets. The firm's genesis coincides with a period when regional families sought structured alternatives to traditional offshore wealth management, channeling capital into tangible infrastructure and energy projects closer to home. While the specific wealth origins of its founding families remain private, the group's Panama domicile reflects the city's role as a hub for cross-border Latin American family capital. The group focuses on three primary asset classes: real estate, private credit, and energy transition infrastructure. Its real estate activity centers on development and value-add opportunities in Panama and select Central American markets. The private credit arm originates structured loans — often secured by hard assets or project cash flows — to mid-market borrowers underserved by regional banks. In energy transition, EXPRO evaluates direct project investments in renewables and related infrastructure, operating as a co-developer alongside technical partners. Reported deal structures favor direct equity and mezzanine positions over fund commitments, a model that allows the group to retain asset-level control on behalf of its participating families. Team size and total deployment figures are not publicly disclosed, consistent with the group's private multi-family office structure. The firm's operational footprint is anchored in Panama, with investment activity extending into Colombia, Costa Rica, and broader Central America. No publicly documented recent operational events are available as of 2026, reflecting the group's low-profile posture. EXPRO's structural differentiator is its hybrid model: it functions simultaneously as a project originator, asset manager, and multi-family office — a combination that allows it to source deals directly and structure investments before syndicating participation among its family office partners. This upfront capital commitment and project-shaping role distinguishes it from advisory platforms that merely match investors with third-party sponsors.