Alantra acquires majority stake in Deudafix: advisors
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader has advised Alantra Private Equity on its acquisition of a majority stake in Deudafix, a technology-enabled debt management and consumer financial services provider based in Spain. Gómez-Acebo & Pombo (GA_P) advised the selling shareholders on the transaction, which involved the disposal of the entire share capital of the company.
Deudafix had been seeking a buyer for the business since late 2025, according to reports at the time. The platform operates in the debt-mediation sector, connecting individuals and companies seeking to renegotiate outstanding liabilities.
The acquisition marks the fifth transaction completed by Alantra Private Equity Fund IV. The investment is intended to support Deudafix’s next phase of growth, including investment in artificial intelligence and automation, the expansion of its debt management platform, the launch of new financial products and services, selective acquisitions and international expansion initially focused on Southern Europe.
The Hogan Lovells Cadwalader advice was led by its Private Equity team, comprising Graciela Llaneza, partner, and María Gutiérrez, senior associate. Alfredo Barona, partner in Banking & Finance, Alejandro Moscoso del Prado, counsel in Tax, and Rocío Torres, associate in Private Equity, also advised on the transaction, providing support across the various areas involved.
GA_P’s advisory work on the sell-side was led by Pablo Fernández Cortijo and Jorge Martín, both partners in the firm’s Corporate and Private Equity practice.
