Communications

Financial Journal

Nicolás Noguera's new challenge: betting on a global energy transition fund

In December, the founder of GSI Capital launched his fourth income fund associated with the energy transition in Europe. This time, however, instead of investing in land to host solar panels, it will be for data centers. And there is more: he is finalizing the details to open a new fund during the first quarter —"significantly larger than all our existing funds," says Noguera— to invest not only in Europe and Chile, but also in Latin America and the United States.

La Tercera

Nicolás Noguera closes his first service station fund with an annual return of more than 36%

GSI Capital liquidated the last investments of GSI I, which had a capital of US$ 12 million. But it has two other funds that also invest in fuel service stations. Those two vehicles have contributions totaling nearly US$ 100 million.

Financial Journal

GSI Capital and Moneda Patria Fund acquires 10 service stations for its portfolio

The vehicle Moneda GSI Rentas Comerciales III acquired four sites occupied by Aramco and six by Shell. The market indicates that Banchile would be the seller.

Financial Journal

Among other assets, it acquired a distribution center from SMU and six former Montserrat locations from the Bada family, which keep Saieh's company as a tenant.

La Tercera

Nicolás Noguera: “In the most difficult environments is where there are more opportunities in which to invest”

GSI Capital, the management firm where Nicolás Noguera is a partner and CEO, was born in 2018 when it launched its first fund. They already have eight vehicles with assets under management of more than US$ 400 million and commitments to call for another US$ 100 million. They have already acquired supermarket packages, service stations, and now show their interest in Baker.

Financial Journal

Moneda fund closed the purchase of 12 former Montserrat supermarkets: SMU participated with 33% of the ownership

In parallel, GSI Capital has already signed the promises to buy another 11 properties, with which the liquidation of the Bada Group draws to a close.