Quadrantis Capital
Quadrantis Capital is a Portuguese venture capital and private equity manager regulated by the CMVM, operating as a Sociedade de Capital de Risco (SCR). The firm specialises in structuring policy-aligned investment vehicles across energy, agribusiness, hospitality, private debt, and innovation finance, serving both international investors and domestic corporations through regulated funds and institutional-grade governance.
About Quadrantis Capital
Quadrantis Capital is a Lisbon-headquartered venture capital and private equity management company operating under the legal framework of a Sociedade de Capital de Risco (SCR) and supervised by Portugal’s securities regulator, the CMVM. Since it started, the firm has created a varied investment platform that focusses on safe fund structures, aligning with policies, and investing in real-world assets.
Open Opportunities
Currently accepting new investments
Quadrantis Private Equity Credits & Bonds Fund – Subfund B
A CMVM-recognised private equity fund managed by Quadrantis Capital, combining private equity, credit and high-grade bond investments to target a 10% annual return and provide a Golden Visa-eligible route for investors.
Global European Cinema Fund (GECF)
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.
Key Highlights
Dual-engine capital model
Quadrantis operates a split investment engine that balances domestically anchored, policy-linked assets with selectively sourced international institutional exposures, allowing capital deployment beyond Portugal without abandoning local regulatory advantages.
Licensed “platform-as-a-service” capability
Beyond managing proprietary funds, the firm acts as a regulatory platform for third-party sponsors and advisors, providing licensing, compliance infrastructure, and fund governance under its CMVM authorisation.
Advanced compartmentalization architecture
Quadrantis uses various fund structures that have multiple compartments and categories, keeping different types of risks, investor groups, and liquidity levels separate but under one set of regulations.
Post-Golden-Visa repositioning speed
Following Portugal’s 2023 legislative shift, the firm rapidly redirected capital flows to agriculture, energy efficiency, and non-residential operating assets, minimising fundraising disruption while maintaining eligibility requirements.
Access to otherwise closed institutional transactions
Through strategic co-investments, Quadrantis has enabled exposure to global transactions typically reserved for large institutions, positioning certain funds as feeder access points rather than standalone domestic plays.
Embedded tax-driven investment engineering
The firm sets up special funds that are specifically designed to take advantage of Portugal’s SIFIDE corporate tax credit system, generating returns based on tax benefits instead of just market growth.
Hybrid fee economics across fund types
Quadrantis applies differentiated fee structures depending on strategy—ranging from traditional PE carry models to developer-subsidised management fees—aligning revenue generation with asset maturity and execution risk.
Institutional-grade custody and audit stack
Throughout its fund ecosystem, Quadrantis regularly uses trusted custodians and outside auditors, which strengthens its reliability for international investors and those concerned about compliance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quadrantis-managed vehicles are usually set up for qualified, professional, or institutional investors, and whether someone qualifies depends on specific fund documents and regulations instead of a standard investor profile.
Most Quadrantis funds operate as closed-ended vehicles with defined investment and maturity horizons, designed to align asset life cycles with regulatory, tax, or operational constraints.
Liquidity is primarily achieved through asset-level exits, refinancing events, or scheduled wind-downs rather than frequent redemption windows, reflecting the long-term nature of the underlying investments.
No returns or capital outcomes are guaranteed. Performance depends on asset execution, market conditions, and regulatory stability, with all risk factors disclosed in official fund documentation.
Investor protections are embedded through segregated custody, independent auditing, regulatory reporting obligations, and governance frameworks defined at the fund and compartment level.
Yes. Investors receive periodic reporting in accordance with fund rules, typically covering portfolio developments, financial performance, and material events affecting the investment.
While many strategies originate in Portugal, certain funds may deploy capital internationally when aligned with mandate objectives, diversification goals, or institutional partnerships.
Risk assessment includes checking if regulations are met, examining individual assets, evaluating the other parties involved, and analysing different scenarios based on the specific strategy and investment timeline.
Funds are structured with predefined rules that govern how regulatory changes are addressed, including restrictions on new investments or strategic adjustments within permitted legal boundaries.
All binding information, including prospectuses, fund regulations, and subscription materials, is made available through official channels prior to investment and should be reviewed carefully before any commitment.
Contact & Regulatory Information
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Get in Touch with Quadrantis Capital
Contact the fund manager team. They will respond within 24-48 hours.