
Alberto Curto
Managing Partner
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- Full Name
- Alberto Curto
- Title
- Managing Partner
- Firm
- Corpfin Capital
- Firm Type
- Private equity fund manager
- Investment Stage
- Iberian mid-market private equity; buyouts, MBO/MBI, buy-and-build, and expansion capital
- Check Size
- €15 million to €45 million direct investment per transaction
- Target Company Profile
- Medium-sized companies with headquarters, management location, or core business in the Iberian Peninsula; preferably control or majority stakes; turnover above €30 million, EBITDA between €5 million and €25 million, and enterprise value up to €200 million, with focus on €50 million to €100 million EV
- Sector Focus
- Broad sector mandate excluding financial services, real estate, and unethical activities; Corpfin cites experience across industrials, specialized distribution, services, education, health, technology, retail, food, and healthcare
- Geographic Focus
- Iberian Peninsula, primarily Spain and Portugal
- Location
- Madrid, Spain
Background
Alberto Curto is a Managing Partner at Corpfin Capital, an independent private equity manager focused on the Iberian mid-market. Corpfin describes itself as the longest-established private equity investment manager in Iberia, with six institutional funds raised and more than €1.2 billion under management.
Curto began his career in corporate finance at Santander Investment in 1997, where he was responsible for the execution team in Spain. In 2006, he joined Corpfin Capital as Investment Director and later advanced to Managing Partner.
Corpfin states that Curto has more than eighteen years of private equity experience and has participated in the development of business projects in food, health, industrial, and services sectors. Official CNMV records list “ALBERTO CURTO IZQUIERDO” as a 25.00% shareholder of Corpfin Capital Asesores, S.A., SGEIC.
Curto holds an MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France, and a degree in Business Administration from CUNEF in Madrid.
Investment Thesis & Focus
- Corpfin’s stated strategy is to “partner with founding partners or managers to accelerate the transformation and growth of their businesses.”
- The firm targets consolidated companies with growth and transformation potential, sector leadership, and committed partners or management teams aligned with a value-creation plan.
- Corpfin regularly invests in medium-sized family businesses where there is a desire for full or partial divestment, a need for professionalization, or an opportunity to accelerate growth or transformation.
- Transaction types include buyouts, MBOs, MBIs, buy-and-build consolidation projects, and expansion capital.
- Corpfin prefers majority and control stakes and aims to exit in the medium term, typically four to seven years after investment.
- Value creation work includes financing organic and inorganic growth, strategic support, international development, sector expertise, operational improvement, governance professionalization, ESG improvement, talent attraction, and exit leadership.
Notable Investments
- Montplet - Majority buy-and-build investment in 2025; Barcelona-based ethanol and derivatives distribution and pharmaceutical product manufacturing group with over €100 million turnover and presence in more than 25 countries.
- Agrosana - Majority buy-and-build investment in 2024; Murcia-based technical advisory and agricultural-inputs distributor serving more than 2,500 clients, with Corpfin backing consolidation in a fragmented sector.
- Vítaly - Buy-and-build investment in 2022; occupational health, safety, and prevention services provider in Spain with more than 300 centers, over 150,000 clients, and services for more than 2.5 million employees.
- Grúas Fuentes - Current portfolio company acquired in 2023; roadside-assistance business in Spain.
- Kids&Us - Current portfolio company invested in 2019; English-language teaching chain for children.
- JR Sabater - Current portfolio company invested in 2021; producer of vinegars, syrups, and other dressings.
- Babaria - Current portfolio company invested in 2019; natural beauty and personal-care manufacturer.
- Alannia - Corpfin-backed Spanish large-scale camping-resorts operator sold to European Camping Group in July 2025; reports state revenues quadrupled during Corpfin’s partnership.
- Mediterráneo - Property-management company; Corpfin acquired a majority stake in 2023 and sold to Associa in May 2026 after the business nearly tripled operating profit.
- Palex - Historical healthcare distribution investment; Corpfin, represented by Curto, received an ASCRI/Deloitte/IESE award for its divestment in Palex.
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