Tresalia Capital

Tresalia Capital is a family office managing the assets of the Aramburuzabala family, focusing on private equity, real estate, and venture capital investments. The firm has a history of significant investments in large Mexican companies, including Grupo Modelo, which was acquired by Anheuser-Busch in 2013. Tresalia Capital's investment strategy encompasses private equity, venture capital, and real estate, with a keen interest in sectors such as consumer goods, technology, healthcare, and infrastructure. The firm is recognized for its active involvement in the strategic development of its portfolio companies, providing not only capital but also operational expertise and industry insights. Operating primarily in Mexico City, Tresalia Capital leverages its deep understanding of the Latin American market to drive growth and value creation. The firm's portfolio includes notable companies such as AB-InBev, Tory Burch, Kio Networks, Casper, Multiplan, Kraft-Heinz, Aliat, and Medistik, as well as early-stage investments like Kavak, Kovi, Editas, Minu, Miroculus, and GAIA. Tresalia Capital's approach combines rigorous data analysis with macroeconomic insights to identify opportunities across global markets, striving to provide investors with attractive, risk-adjusted returns while maintaining a strong focus on risk management and capital preservation. Transparency, integrity, and innovation are the cornerstones of the firm's philosophy, with a team bringing together expertise in economics, statistics, portfolio management, and technology to build a dynamic investment platform that adapts to changing market conditions.