Miura Partners invests in Grup PMP to boost industrialized construction.
The operation will be carried out through a capital increase with the Miura Impact Fund
BarcelonaMiura Partners has announced that it will invest in Grupo PMP, a company specializing in industrialized residential construction. The transaction will be completed through a capital increase via the Miura Impact Fund. With this initiative, Miura strengthens its commitment to a strategic sector with an environmental impact, such as industrialized construction.
Grup PMP was founded in Lleida in 2000 by Montse Pujol, a pioneer in sustainable industrialized construction. It is a vertically integrated company dedicated to the design, engineering, manufacturing, and assembly of customized homes using its own 2D modular system. To date, it has delivered a total of more than 500 homes.
The Catalan Institute of Finance (ICF), a subsidiary of the Generalitat (Catalan Government), invested in the company's capital in 2023, enabling the start of a phase of innovation that led to the creation of its own automated system. This system allows 80% of the home's cost to be manufactured in-house and its construction time to be halved compared to traditional methods.
In its 2025-2030 roadmap, Grup PMP aims to consolidate its position as a leader in industrialized housing in Spain, both for individuals and B2B developers. This is one of the ways to improve the supply of a much-needed good in the country. The company's main focus is multi-family residences and public facilities such as nursing homes, institutes, and healthcare centers.
Miura Partners is a private equity firm with offices in Barcelona and Madrid. It invests in small and medium-sized family businesses in Southern Europe. Since 2008, it has invested in more than 90 companies with a combined value of €4 billion. It currently has a portfolio with more than €1.5 billion in assets under management.
Montse Pujol, founder and CEO of Grupo PMP, emphasizes that the agreement represents "a turning point for the project." The acquisition of Miura's capital "will accelerate the transformation and bring the proposal to more territories and segments." According to Gustavo Barroeta, partner at Miura Impact Fund, Grup PMP is the type of project that fits the objective of the private equity firm's impact fund.