Sudlich Capital

Sudlich Capital

Sudlich Capital was founded in 2019 in Puerto Varas, Chile, by Ezequías Alliende, an experienced entrepreneur in maritime production and logistics, and Anton Felmer, a specialist in M&A negotiations. The firm emerged to fill a financing gap for companies in Chile's southern austral zone, operating as a locally rooted alternative asset manager rather than a single-family office. The firm runs three principal strategies. Its private equity arm, operating through the FRAM and FRAM II funds, targets established businesses with strong cash flow potential in sectors including shipbuilding, FinTech, and shipping. The real estate vertical, via the Anker I fund, invests in multifamily development projects in Florida and Texas, executed in partnership with US-based manager Invest Capital Group. The venture capital strategy, Exploradores I, backs early-stage Chilean startups, with Maxime Freyss leading the practice since joining as a partner in early 2021. Sudlich discloses a seven-person team spanning investment, legal, and corporate affairs. Lourdes Alliende manages the Anker I real estate fund, while Constanza Jaramillo oversees legal analysis for each investment opportunity. The firm's funds are structured as private investment vehicles not regulated or supervised by Chile's Financial Market Commission. In September 2022, María Ignacia Jarpa joined as head of corporate affairs to build the firm's local communications and marketing presence. Sudlich's architecture is defined by geography. By basing operations in Puerto Varas rather than Santiago, the firm accesses a distinct pipeline of companies in the Los Lagos region and beyond, combining local operating knowledge with portfolio construction typically concentrated in capital-city firms. It does not operate a philanthropic foundation or disclosed co-investor club.