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Impala Capital Partners SL is an independent private equity investment firm based in Madrid, Spain. In 2000, the firm originated under the name of Suala. They were established by Ana Patricia Botín, Carlos Guerrero and Gonzalo Díaz-Rato with their first fund raised in 2001. In 2005, the firm changed their name to the current Impala Capital Partners. Impala focuses exclusively on advising private equity funds. Their investors are international financial institutions. They deal in a range of investment transactions such as buyouts and professionalization, particularly in family-run businesses, LBOs, MBOs, MBIs, buy and build, capital expansion, and financial restructuring.

Impala Capital Partners SL is an independent private equity investment firm based in Madrid, Spain. In 2000, the firm originated under the name of Suala. They were established by Ana Patricia Botín, Carlos Guerrero and Gonzalo Díaz-Rato with their first fund raised in 2001. In 2005, the firm changed their name to the current Impala Capital Partners. Impala focuses exclusively on advising private equity funds. Their investors are international financial institutions. They deal in a range of investment transactions such as buyouts and professionalization, particularly in family-run businesses, LBOs, MBOs, MBIs, buy and build, capital expansion, and financial restructuring.

Impala Capital Partners SL is an independent private equity investment firm based in Madrid, Spain. In 2000, the firm originated under the name of Suala. They were established by Ana Patricia Botín, Carlos Guerrero and Gonzalo Díaz-Rato with their first fund raised in 2001. In 2005, the firm changed their name to the current Impala Capital Partners. Impala focuses exclusively on advising private equity funds. Their investors are international financial institutions. They deal in a range of investment transactions such as buyouts and professionalization, particularly in family-run businesses, LBOs, MBOs, MBIs, buy and build, capital expansion, and financial restructuring.

Impala Capital Partners SL is an independent private equity investment firm based in Madrid, Spain. In 2000, the firm originated under the name of Suala. They were established by Ana Patricia Botín, Carlos Guerrero and Gonzalo Díaz-Rato with their first fund raised in 2001. In 2005, the firm changed their name to the current Impala Capital Partners. Impala focuses exclusively on advising private equity funds. Their investors are international financial institutions. They deal in a range of investment transactions such as buyouts and professionalization, particularly in family-run businesses, LBOs, MBOs, MBIs, buy and build, capital expansion, and financial restructuring.

Impala Capital Partners SL is an independent private equity investment firm based in Madrid, Spain. In 2000, the firm originated under the name of Suala. They were established by Ana Patricia Botín, Carlos Guerrero and Gonzalo Díaz-Rato with their first fund raised in 2001. In 2005, the firm changed their name to the current Impala Capital Partners. Impala focuses exclusively on advising private equity funds. Their investors are international financial institutions. They deal in a range of investment transactions such as buyouts and professionalization, particularly in family-run businesses, LBOs, MBOs, MBIs, buy and build, capital expansion, and financial restructuring.

Impala Capital Partners SL is an independent private equity investment firm based in Madrid, Spain. In 2000, the firm originated under the name of Suala. They were established by Ana Patricia Botín, Carlos Guerrero and Gonzalo Díaz-Rato with their first fund raised in 2001. In 2005, the firm changed their name to the current Impala Capital Partners. Impala focuses exclusively on advising private equity funds. Their investors are international financial institutions. They deal in a range of investment transactions such as buyouts and professionalization, particularly in family-run businesses, LBOs, MBOs, MBIs, buy and build, capital expansion, and financial restructuring.