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Private Equity FundPuts its own capital into companiesLAST VERIFIED Oct 2026 · 6 SOURCES

Aleos Capital

Also known as Aleos Capital SGEIC SA, Aleos Capital, S.G.E.I.C., S.A.

Madrid lower mid-market private equity manager in life sciences (CNMV reg. 234, 2025); debut Aleos Fund I first close above €150m, €15–25m tickets in Iberian SMEs.

HEADQUARTERS
Madrid, Spain
FOUNDED
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AUM
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OUTSIDE CAPITAL
Yes
TEAM LISTED
3 people

Focus

STAGES
GrowthBuyout
ASSET MIX
Private equity
GEOGRAPHY
SpainPortugal

Overview

Aleos Capital SGEIC was entered in the CNMV register in February 2025 and is led by Héctor Ciria, former CEO of Quirónsalud and ex-Principal at Apax Partners, and David Santos, former partner at Alantra Private Equity. Its debut fund, Aleos Fund I, invests in Spanish and Portuguese companies in health and wellbeing, sustainable nutrition, and climate and environment, with EBITDA of €2m–€8m, through majority or significant minority stakes of €15m–€25m. Press reported a first close above €150m with a €240m hard cap, from institutional investors and family offices.

Investment thesis

Lower mid-market buy-and-build and growth investments in profitable Iberian life-sciences SMEs (health and wellbeing, sustainable nutrition, climate and environment), using international expansion, sector consolidation, management strengthening, sustainability and technology as value levers.

People

  • Héctor Ciria
    Co-founder · source
  • David Santos
    Co-founder · source
  • Daniel Aymerich
    Management team · source

Frequently asked questions

Aleos Capital is a private equity fund based in Madrid, Spain.

Yes. Aleos Capital invests its own capital in private companies.

Aleos Capital invests at Growth and Buyout stages in HealthTech, Biotech & Life Sciences, Food & Agriculture and Climate & Energy.

Aleos Capital's stated ticket size is €15M–€25M.

Key people at Aleos Capital include Héctor Ciria (Co-founder), David Santos (Co-founder) and Daniel Aymerich (Management team).

Yes. Aleos Capital manages capital from outside investors.