Ambiflora has raised funds from Crest Agro I to support its expansion plan
May 2024 — The private shareholders of Ambiflora have raised funds from Crest Agro I, an agribusiness fund managed by Crest Capital Partners, to support its business expansion plan.
Ambiflora is a Portuguese company that has been operating in the forestry sector since 2003 and is a reputable player in the industry. It focuses on three main areas: environment, which encompasses river restoration and the requalification of forested areas; vegetation control, land preparation, forest planting, phytosanitary product application, arboriculture, forest plantations, trails and cleanups; and the development and design of urban parks and extensive landscaping projects. The firm is a recognized player in the national market, known for its technical expertise and distinguished client portfolio that includes prestigious organizations such as Redes Energéticas Nacionais (REN), the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests (ICFN), various municipalities and parish councils.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins’ team in Portugal acted as the exclusive financial advisor to Ambiflora’s shareholders in this transaction.
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