Emerald Green Fund Alternatives | Portugal Golden Visa Investment Funds

Pela Terra II: Regenerate is a Portugal-based, CMVM-regulated closed-end venture capital fund focused on regenerative agriculture and farmland private equity. Structured to meet Portugal Golden Visa requirements without direct real estate exposure, the fund invests in agricultural operating companies that acquire, regenerate, and operate farmland in Portugal’s interior regions.

INZ is a closed-ended Private Equity fund focused on renewable energy and energy-efficiency assets across Iberia, fully engineered for Golden Visa eligibility. Managed by STAG Fund Management and in line with UN Sustainable Development Goals, the fund aims to create steady, long-term value by investing in distributed solar, clean transportation, and low-carbon infrastructure using a careful, impact-focused approach.

The fund is a CMVM-regulated venture capital fund that invests in high-potential film and TV productions, leveraging tax-rebate guarantees, senior-secured positions, and established distribution partners to deliver low-correlated returns and Golden Visa eligibility.

Portugal Investment 1, a closed-end private equity fund structured as a Fundo de Capital de Risco (FCR). The fund mainly puts money into Portuguese companies, especially in hospitality, tourism, and industry, aiming for long-term growth while following the new rules for Portugal's Golden Visa funds after 2023.

Lince Growth Fund I, FCR is a regulated Portuguese growth-equity fund investing in established, revenue-generating SMEs. Focused on industrial, healthcare, agri-food, and tech companies, it targets scalable businesses that need capital to modernise, expand, or internationalise. Fully compliant with Golden Visa rules, it provides exposure to Portugal’s real economy with professional, active management.

A CMVM-regulated, SFDR Article 8 venture capital fund managed by Insula Capital that invests in Portuguese flexible workspaces, offering Golden Visa–eligible exposure to the “future of work” with targeted dividends from year two onwards.