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Zoom Investment

Family office

Lisbon · 10 people tracked

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Investment thesis

Zoom Investment pursues long-term asset growth alongside capital preservation through an active investment strategy. Its approach is built on diversification, transparency, alignment of interest, and strategic partnerships as core drivers. The firm originated from a family office and wealth manager established in 2008 by Manuel Queiroz Pereira, created to manage the family's wealth with a professional and independent approach.

Invests inSector AgnosticLisbonPortugal

Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.

HQ
Lisbon, PT
Instruments
Equity
Founded
2008

Team · 10 people

from the firm's website
Manuel Queiroz Pereira· CEO

Founder of the family office that became Zoom Investment (established 2008) and current CEO.

João de Sousa Aroso· Head of Private Equity
Nuno Bartolomeu· Head of Real Estate Investment
Andreia Dias Perdigão· Financial Analyst
Maria Borges de Sousa· Executive Assistantin
Miguel Mora do Vale· Board member and General Counsel
Nuno Santos· Real Estate Financial Analyst
Ricardo Tomás Henriques· Group Controller
Vitor Novais Gonçalves· Advisor to the Board

Frequently asked questions

What sectors does Zoom Investment focus on?
Zoom Investment focuses on Sector Agnostic.
Where is Zoom Investment located?
Zoom Investment is headquartered in Lisbon, PT.

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