
Altamar holds first close after three weeks
Three weeks after launching global fund-of-funds Fondo Altamar VIII, Altamar has held a first close for the vehicle on €100m, according to a source.
The vehicle has a €400m target, with a hard-cap of €500m.
Earlier this year, Altamar launched its eighth international vehicle, Global Private Equity Global Program VIII. The investor simultaneously filed documents with the Spanish regulator for a €200m fund to target distressed real estate opportunities in the local market.
According to a source speaking at the time of the real estate fund launch: "The appetite for co-investment was driven by foreign investors initially, but now mid-size Spanish family offices are also very interested. But these investors need dealflow and a team to manage the investments."
The firm will target small-cap deals, pitching its strategy below that followed by global giants, such as Apollo, that are already active in Spanish real estate in the upper mid-cap segment.
Investments
Altamar VIII will earmark up to 30% of the vehicle for co-investments and secondaries opportunities. The fund primarily targets mid-cap opportunities.
Investors
Investors in Altamar's previous vehicles include pension funds, insurance companies and family offices across Spain and Latin America, according to unquote" data.
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