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Moira Capital Partners
Moira Capital Partners focuses on direct high-yield investments for private and institutional investors. The firm invests in Spanish and Portuguese companies...
Overview
Moira Capital Partners focuses on direct high-yield investments for private and institutional investors. The firm invests in Spanish and Portuguese companies requiring a strategic partner for medium- to long-term growth projects. Moira Capital Partners has made 24 investments, including a December 04, 2025, investment in BioFlyTech.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2017
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Spain
City
Madrid
Corporate office
C. de Almagro, 1, 2º, Chamberí, 28010 Madrid, Spain
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Does Moira use leverage in its acquisitions?
No. Moira explicitly states that it structures its investments without recourse to debt. This choice eliminates refinancing risk and shifts the investment thesis fully toward operational and industrial execution, which is a meaningful departure from the leveraged buyout model common among mid-market Spanish firms.
What investment stages and ticket sizes does Moira target?
Moira describes its approach as covering buyout, divestiture, growth, and early-stage seed opportunities, though its typical initial equity check of €5–25 million aligns with growth and buyout transactions. The firm aims to hold positions for five to ten years and targets companies with disruptive, defensible technology in large markets.
Where does Moira invest geographically?
Moira is headquartered in Madrid and focuses its investment activity on Spanish companies. No non-Spanish offices or investments outside Spain are mentioned on the firm's website, pointing to a concentrated domestic strategy.
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