Pamot Rehovot Advisors

Pamot Rehovot Advisors

Pamot Rehovot Advisors manages capital for the Eurnekian family, whose fortune stems from one of Latin America's largest private infrastructure groups. Corporación América operates or holds stakes in over 50 airports globally, alongside energy, agribusiness, and media assets. The family office, named after the Hebrew for 'Streets of Pamot,' concentrates on land-based real assets. Strategy centers on farmland, permanent crops, and food production in the United States — particularly permanent-crop agriculture such as almonds, pistachios, and wine grapes. The office pursues direct ownership and operation, acting as a long-horizon landholder rather than a short-cycle trader. Geographic focus encompasses California's Central Valley and the Pacific Northwest, sectors where the family's operating heritage in Argentine agriculture provides a direct analogue. Scale remains private, but public land filings in California show ownership across multiple counties under affiliated entities. The Eurnekian family's broader wealth is held via Corporación América, with Pamot Rehovot representing a US-centric real-asset vertical rather than the central holding company. Adjacent interests, such as the Eurnekian family's stake in Unitec Bio, an Argentine biodiesel producer, suggest an integrated thesis around agriculture and energy. Pamot Rehovot stands apart from most Latin American family offices by dedicating an on-the-ground US team to direct operating-asset investment rather than passive third-party fund commitments. The structure links a Buenos Aires-based wealth origin to a California-centric agricultural operation — a hybrid architecture that mirrors the family's pattern of owning the infrastructure adjacent to their core holdings.