What’s the largest Spanish family office by AUM?

Rated 5.00 out of 5 Deal €2.499,98 Original price was: €2.499,98.€1.750,00Current price is: €1.750,00. including VAT At familyofficehub.io, we offer the most extensive . Based on our internal database and experienced research team, we have investigated the largest family office from Spain by Assets under Management (AUM).Upon request via contact [at] familyofficehub.io, you can receive a free preview file of the list. Spanish entrepreneur Amancio Ortega, founder of the fashion conglomerate , is one of the richest Europeans, with a net worth of over €100bn. According to our experienced familyofficehub.io research team, Pontegadea Inversiones is by far the largest Spanish family office, with an AUM of over €100bn.How does Pontegadea Inversiones invest?Pontegadea Inversiones invests primarily in three areas: real estate, listed equities—particularly strategic minority stakes—and renewable energy. A defining characteristic of the Ortega family’s investment vehicle is its systematic reinvestment of dividends received from Inditex, which totaled €2.84 billion in 2024, into long-term, income-generating assets. The core of its portfolio is an expansive and diversified real estate empire spanning top-tier assets in global capitals like New York, London, Paris, Madrid, and Toronto. As of the end of 2023, Ortega’s real estate holdings exceeded €13 billion in value, with continued acquisitions through 2024 including trophy assets like Capital Square in Edinburgh, Royal Park in Luxembourg, and the Planeta headquarters in Barcelona for €240 million, which were acquired in 2025, —his largest Spanish real estate deal since 2016. These buildings are typically leased to blue-chip tenants, generating hundreds of millions in annual rental income.Beyond real estate, Pontegadea maintains a portfolio of strategic minority investments. Ortega owns over 59% of Inditex via Pontegadea and its affiliates, and holds smaller stakes in critical infrastructure companies including 30% of Telxius (telecom towers), 5% of Redeia (Spain’s electricity grid operator), 5% of Enagás (natural gas infrastructure), and 12% of Portugal’s REN. These positions provide both influence and stable returns in essential sectors.In recent years, Pontegadea has accelerated its shift toward the energy transition. In 2023 alone, it invested €693 million in wind, solar, and other renewables across Spain and France—nearly tripling its 2022 commitment. The firm has acquired equity in 13 different renewable energy assets, mostly in partnership with Repsol, and continues to expand its exposure to clean energy infrastructure, such as hydrogen and logistics centers supporting companies like Amazon and FedEx. This diversification strategy aims to balance Pontegadea’s fashion-rooted fortune with defensive, income-generating investments in global real estate, critical infrastructure, and sustainable energy.Alternative candidates for the Spanish family office ranking by AUMAlthough the Amancio Ortega family office was a clear decision for the first rank of the Spanish family office ranking, our familyofficehub.io research team also looked at alternative candidates. After Amancio Ortega’s daughter Sandra, Rafael del Pino is the third wealthiest Spaniard. The del Pino family wealth is managed through Luxembourg-based Rijn Capital, for which only limited information is available.  The Roig family, owners of supermarket chain Mercadona, has a smaller-scale startup investment firm, Lanzadera. However, most of the wealth is concentrated in the family company Mercadona. Other Spanish billionaires like Tomas Olivo Lopez or Hortensia Herrero do not operate dedicated family office structures.Picture Source:

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