Criteria Caixa has established the new management company through which it will invest in third-party funds, as envisioned in the holding’s new strategic plan for the coming years. The objective is to build a diversified long-term fund portfolio. These investments include the new vehicle that the European Union will launch to invest in technology companies, called Scaleup Europe. Additionally, Criteria already has about 750 million committed in investments.
The new company, domiciled in Madrid -as reported in today’s Borme- is established with a share capital of one million euros. The management company will be controlled by the alternative investments team working from Barcelona. The company, named Criteria PE Management SGEIC, is awaiting the relevant authorizations from the CNMV.
The strategic plan established a portfolio of alternative investments where the aforementioned management company is located. This also includes proprietary real estate activity through InmoCaixa and early-stage company investment activity through CaixaCapital Risc. According to the 2030 Strategic Plan, this portfolio as a whole –summing its three branches of activity– will not exceed 10% of the gross value of Criteria’s assets. As of December 31, 2025, the weight of this portfolio was 3.5%.
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The funds must invest in Spain, Europe, and North America, through national and international management companies.
Criteria Caixa announced today the distribution of a 100 million dividend to Fundación Bancaria La Caixa
Furthermore, Criteria Caixa announced today the distribution of a 100 million euro dividend to its sole shareholder, Fundación Bancaria La Caixa.
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