Independent infrastructure manager Ancala has agreed to acquire a majority stake in Grupo Supera, a municipal community concessions platform based in Iberia, from Portobello Capital and other minority shareholders.
The transaction provides an exit for Portobello Capital. Financial details of the transaction are undisclosed.
Founded in 1993 and headquartered in La Coruña, Spain, Supera is one of the leading operators of long-term concession-based community centers in Spain and Portugal. The business operates 49 centers across Iberia, serving more than 200,000 customers.
Supera’s large centers provide a broad range of sports, fitness and leisure community facilities. Located in densely populated urban areas, the centers operate under long-term municipal concession agreements and offer high-quality, highly affordable facilities designed to support local communities — in particular families and seniors, which make up the majority of the platform’s customer ba
