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The Losa Group
The Losa Group was founded in 1987 by patriarch Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez to manage the wealth of the Bosch Gutiérrez family, whose fortune originated...
The Losa Group
The Losa Group was founded in 1987 by patriarch Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez to manage the wealth of the Bosch Gutiérrez family, whose fortune originated from Corporación Multi Inversiones (CMI). CMI is a multi-generational Central American conglomerate with core operations in poultry, food production, renewable energy, and real estate. The family office operates from Guatemala City and San José, Costa Rica, and anchors the family’s financial, governance, and philanthropic architecture across its third decade of formalized activity. The office deploys capital across a deliberately broad asset-class mix: direct co-investments and SPVs, fund-of-funds commitments, private equity, infrastructure, and real estate. Stage coverage spans early-stage venture through late-stage control positions. Confirmed portfolio positions include alternative-protein companies Redefine Meat (co-invested alongside Jeremy Coller’s CPT Capital) and MicroByre (co-invested alongside Lowercarbon Capital). The direct-investment book also holds a commercial real estate portfolio anchored by Pradera Shopping Centers in Guatemala, residential properties in Florida, and a renewable-energy portfolio operating across Central America. Geographic reach extends into North America, South America, Europe, the Caribbean, and Asia, with documented sector focuses on agri-food technology, fintech, energy transition, proptech, media, and supply-chain logistics. The office does not publicly disclose AUM or deployment totals. Its structural footprint includes adjacent philanthropic vehicles Fundación Isabel Gutiérrez de Bosch and Fundación Juan Bautista Gutiérrez, alongside closely linked operating entities CMI Capital and CMI Foods. The family is active in regional industry groups — Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez formerly served as president of CACIF, Guatemala’s main private-sector coordinating committee — and family members participate in YPO chapters. The Losa Group’s LinkedIn profile indicates it uses the platform to extend its network among family offices and institutional co-investors, though the firm itself maintains a deliberately low public profile. What distinguishes The Losa Group is its embedded operating-company relationship with CMI, which gives it a sourcing aperture into Central American infrastructure, real assets, and supply chains that most externally capitalized family offices cannot replicate. That industrial adjacency, combined with a willingness to co-underwrite alongside specialist climate and food-tech investors, places it at the intersection of legacy Latin American conglomerate capital and early-stage innovation funding — a posture that is still uncommon in the region.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
1987
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
Guatemala
City
Guatemala City
Corporate office
5 avenida 15-45, zona 10, Edificio Centro Empresarial, Guatemala City, Guatemala
Additional offices
San José, Costa Rica
Principals
Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez
Founder
Juan José Gutiérrez Mayorga
Family Member
Felipe Bosch Gutiérrez
Board Member
Enrique Crespo
CEO of CMI Capital
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at The Losa Group?
Investment governance flows through the Bosch Gutiérrez family principals, principally founder Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez and family members Juan José Gutiérrez Mayorga and Felipe Bosch Gutiérrez. Enrique Crespo, CEO of related entity CMI Capital, acts as a key advisor to the family office. Day-to-day asset management is handled by an in-house multidisciplinary team operating from offices in Guatemala City and San José, Costa Rica.
How does The Losa Group source proprietary deal flow?
The office sources through a combination of its deep industrial roots in Central America via Corporación Multi Inversiones and relationships with specialist co-investors such as Lowercarbon Capital and CPT Capital. Its embedded position within CMI's poultry, food, real estate, and energy operations provides visibility into regional infrastructure and supply-chain opportunities that external managers rarely access.
Is The Losa Group a single family office or does it take outside capital?
The Losa Group operates exclusively as a single-family office for the Bosch Gutiérrez family. The firm does not market funds to external limited partners and is not registered as a multi-family office or investment adviser. Its LinkedIn presence signals interest in peer-family-office networking, but its investment activity draws solely on family capital.
What investment stages does The Losa Group typically target?
The firm covers early-stage and late-stage opportunities. Confirmed early-stage positions include alternative-protein ventures Redefine Meat and MicroByre, co-invested alongside specialist climate and food-tech funds. Late-stage and control investments include the Pradera shopping-center platform in Guatemala and a Central American renewable-energy portfolio, reflecting an opportunistic stage-agnostic mandate.
How is The Losa Group related to Corporación Multi Inversiones?
The Losa Group is the dedicated family office for the Bosch Gutiérrez family, whose wealth was generated by Corporación Multi Inversiones (CMI). CMI remains an operating conglomerate divided into CMI Foods, chaired by Juan José Gutiérrez Mayorga, and CMI Capital, chaired by Juan Luis Bosch Gutiérrez, with Felipe Bosch Gutiérrez serving on the board. The family office sits alongside these entities — not within them — managing the family’s diversified financial assets, estate planning, and philanthropy.
Does The Losa Group participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The office uses both. Its timeline, published on its own website, notes its first private-equity fund investment in 2000, making it an early Latin American limited partner in the asset class. Alongside direct co-investments and SPVs, it allocates to external funds, though it does not disclose fund managers or commitment sizes publicly.
Does The Losa Group maintain philanthropic structures and how are they separated?
The family operates two separate foundations: Fundación Isabel Gutiérrez de Bosch and Fundación Juan Bautista Gutiérrez. These are structurally distinct from the family office’s investment operations and are administered under the family’s broader governance framework, which is a stated core service of The Losa Group alongside asset management and estate planning.
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