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Global Trust, Local Leadership
Pioneer and market leader in Portugal, over 600 investors from 40 countries trust us with their investments.
Pioneer and market leader in Portugal, over 600 investors from 40 countries trust us with their investments.
Investment funds offer a smart alternative to traditional real estate. They are professionally
managed, diversified across multiple assets, and provide clearer exit strategies. With lower
operational risk and tax-optimized structures, they are ideal for international investors.
Diversified asset allocation
Regulated by CMVM (Portugal’s securities authority)
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Lower operational risk
Simplified legal structure
Access to Golden Visa
Hakan Kodal, Chairman of OptylonKrea talks about how to choose the right fund.
Below is a selection of our open and historical funds. Each fund is structured to meet different investor profiles, combining solid real estate assets with a focus on ROI and compliance.
GOLDEN VISA ELEGIBLE
Created in February 2024 | Open for subscriptions since March 2024
Managed by Stag Fund Management, the Ando Europe Fund invests in the Ando Living brand, its operating companies, and subsidiaries — with a strong focus on premium serviced hospitality experiences across Europe.
Prima Europe Fund managed by Stag Asset Management, is focused on Ando Living's real estate expansion.
Prima Europe Fund’s investment strategy will target commercial assets including but not limited to hotels, apart-hotels, serviced apartments and coliving concepts. It will focus on Portugal, mainly Lisbon, as well as other European cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Athens and Istanbul with excellent investment and growth potential.
Next Capital Fund managed by Stag Fund Managers has strategy of investing in yielding or under development commercial asset with a special focus on high street retail and hospitality. The Portfolio includes the trophy asset located in Rua Augusta which was recorded largest high street retail transaction in Portugal.
The fund is investing mainly in prime commercial assets including but not limited to high-street retail, logistics and specialized offices such as health centers and coworking, mainly in Lisbon, as well as in other European cities such as Madrid, Barcelona, Milan, Athens & Istanbul.
NEST has been established in January 2019 with a diversified portfolio investment strategy, both geographically and asset wise. It is a 6 year closed-end fund with a minimum investment size of €350.000.
The fund’s investment strategy focuses in prime retail assets either yielding or under development, with tenants such as cafes, restaurants, touristic shops and classic retailers. The fund closed with €52M with more than 150 investors.
LIG1 has been established in December 2017 and did its first closing during Q1-2018, a 7-year closed-end fund with a minimum investment size of €500.000.
Initially, it invested into commercial spaces of Corpus Christi Project, which was sold in January 2020. Currently it's holding another prime commercial asset in Lisbon.
As of today, the fund is proving an average 9% p.a return since inception.
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Our funds focus on hospitality and real estate-backed ventures in Portugal and selected European markets, aligned with our investment strategy.
Most venture capital funds have a fixed term of 5–10 years, during which capital is invested, managed, and eventually returned to investors after exits.
No. Returns depend on the performance of the underlying investments. Venture capital carries higher risk than traditional investments but also the potential for higher returns.
Fund valuations are typically updated periodically (quarterly or annually) based on the performance and fair market value of the portfolio companies.
A licensed and regulated fund management company oversees investment decisions, risk management, and compliance.
Most funds charge a management fee and a performance fee (also called “carried interest”) based on profits. Specific fee structures vary and are detailed in the fund’s documentation.
Distributions can occur when portfolio companies are sold, achieve liquidity events, or when the fund reaches key milestones. Returns are typically paid to investors after costs and fees.
Exiting early is usually difficult but may be possible under specific conditions outlined in the fund agreement.
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