Inveravante

Inveravante is the single-family office established by the late Galician entrepreneur Manuel Jove, founder of the Spanish real estate giant Fadesa. Based in A Coruña, Spain, Inveravante was created in 2007 following the sale of Fadesa to Martinsa, and it serves as the principal vehicle for managing the Jove family’s diversified investments across multiple sectors and geographies.

The office operates as a global investment group with a presence in Europe, North Africa, and Latin America. Its core areas of focus include real estate development, energy and infrastructure, agribusiness, and financial investments. Within real estate, Inveravante develops high-end residential, commercial, and hospitality properties under its Avantespacia and Vante Asset Management brands, with a footprint in both urban centers and resort destinations.

In the energy sector, the office has built a portfolio of renewable energy assets, primarily wind and solar, supporting the family’s long-term commitment to sustainability and future-focused infrastructure. Its agribusiness division focuses on high-quality olive oil and wine production, reinforcing its alignment with premium and export-driven Spanish agricultural products.

Financially, Inveravante maintains a portfolio of listed securities, private equity, and structured investments, guided by a conservative and long-term strategy. The firm often co-invests with institutional partners and maintains a reputation for disciplined capital allocation.

Inveravante continues to be run by the Jove family and a seasoned team of professional managers. The office blends entrepreneurial agility with institutional rigor, reflecting the vision and legacy of its founder. Known for its discretion and selective public engagement, it is regarded as one of the most influential family offices in Spain, shaping sectors as diverse as real estate, energy, and agri-food.