Zriser

Overview

Zriser is the family office of Ana and Pablo Serratosa Luján, founded in 2007; the family's earlier businesses were Compañía Valenciana de Cementos Portland (sold to Cemex in 1992) and Nefinsa, which founded Air Nostrum and held stakes in Gamesa and Uralita. It reports €380M of assets under management, 109 transactions and 411 employees across its investees. It holds office buildings in Valencia and runs a value-add real-estate line, takes majority stakes of €5–20M in mid-sized industrial companies in the Valencia region and neighbouring provinces, and invests up to €250,000 per startup (mainly Series A, alongside a lead investor) through Zriser Venture Investments.

Investment thesis

Industrial: majority stakes of €5–20M in established mid-sized companies in the Comunitat Valenciana and nearby areas (Zaragoza, Albacete, Murcia) with sales above €10M and EBITDA of €1.5–2M, with prudent debt and management incentives; expansion, LBO and restructuring deals. Startups: minority tickets up to €250,000, mainly Series A, in tech-driven businesses (e-commerce, SaaS, AI) with revenue and a recognised lead investor. Real estate: offices, retail and industrial assets in Valencia, plus value-add logistics, residential, hotel and land projects.

Holdings & investments (28)

INVESTMENT ARMS & VEHICLES

• Zriser Venture Investments
  Internal vehicle through which Zriser takes minority stakes in startups
• NAO
  Fund manager (“gestora de fondos”) presented as Zriser’s financial-markets area

HOLDINGS & INVESTMENTS · MOST RECENT FIRST

• TaygNOTABLE
  Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2017
• Matías Perelló (residential, Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2026
• Luiz Gonzalvo Paris (flex living, Burjassot)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2025
• Calle Alfonso Gómez hotel project (Madrid)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2025
• Jacinto de Castañeda (residential, Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2024
• Consuelo 5 (student residence, Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2024
• Náquera (industrial)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2024 · Exited 2026
• Cocunat
  Consumer & E-commerce · since 2022
• Alcion
  Industrial & Manufacturing · since 2019
• Flamingueo
  Consumer & E-commerce · since 2019
• Consentio
  Food & Agriculture · since 2019
• Mediterráneo building (Cardenal Benlloch 67, Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2019
• Nave Punt (logistics, Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2018
• Singularu
  Consumer & E-commerce · since 2016
• Ayuntamiento 27 (Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2016
• Alfahuir (Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2015
• Punt
  Consumer & E-commerce · since 2014
• Tyris
  Food & Agriculture · since 2014
• Albereda (Valencia)
  Real Estate & PropTech · since 2012
• Auditmedia
  Media & Entertainment · since 2009
• THU (sold to Kingspan)
  Industrial & Manufacturing · Exited
• Clínica Baviera (exited in Aier Eye takeover, 2017)
  Exited
• McBath (sold to Nazca, 2016)
  Industrial & Manufacturing · Exited
• Timp
  Software & SaaS · Exited
• Agroterra
  Food & Agriculture · Exited
• Playfilm
  Media & Entertainment · Exited
• Solver (AI software)
  Artificial Intelligence · Exited 2026
• Jeff
  Consumer & E-commerce · Partial exit 2018

People

• Pablo Serratosa Luján
  Executive Chairman and CEO · source
• Ana Serratosa Luján
  Vice-Chair · source
• Vicente Talón Díaz
  External Board Member · source
• Álvaro Payá Serratosa
  Director of Real Estate Projects · source
• Ricardo García Margaix
  Project Director · source
• Carolina Sánchez Sánchez
  Project Director · source
• Marta Martínez Arroyo
  Chief Financial Officer · source

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