Santander Asset Management
Institutional investorMadrid · Series A
Investment thesis
Santander Asset Management is an asset manager headquartered in Madrid, Spain, founded in 1971. It manages more than €275 billion in assets across nine countries for individual clients, institutional investors, brokers, and Santander Group subsidiaries, offering products ranging from investment funds to illiquid and alternative assets. Its recorded deal activity includes a Series A investment, and it operates funds such as the Santander AM Energy Fund.
What they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesCleantech ×1Energy ×1New Materials ×1
HQs:Spain×1
Investments · 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathJolt Solutions develops the SPARKFUZE electrode coating process for electrochemical applications, producing PGM-free and low-PGM electrodes used in green hydrogen electrolysers, chlor-alkali and water chlorination, and industrial processes such as electrowinning and wastewater treatment.
CleantechEnergyNew MaterialsBarcelona, ES
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Santander Asset Management invest at?
- Santander Asset Management invests at the Series A stage.
- What sectors does Santander Asset Management focus on?
- Santander Asset Management focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Santander Asset Management located?
- Santander Asset Management is headquartered in Madrid, ES.
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