Buenavista Infrastructure has acquired Marina Burriananova, in Castellón, Spain. The acquisition was made through URUK Capital, an investment vehicle equally owned with Nauplia Capital. The transaction transfers full ownership from Gimecons Construcciones y Contratas, S.L., a portfolio company of Grupo Gimeno.
The marina on the eastern coast of Spain has operated for over 17 years and currently offers 345 berths, with moorings available for vessels ranging from eight to 30 metres in length. The occupancy rate stands at approximately 95%. In addition to its berthing capacity, the facility includes 19 commercial units and workshops, 76 storage spaces and a dry marina, with an overall occupancy rate of about 90%.
Previously owned by Gimecons Construcciones y Contratas, S.L, Marina Burriananova holds a concession that was recently extended from 2035 to 2045. The extension ensures that operations at the marina can continue for at least two more decades.
The transaction marks the third investment for URUK Capital, which was created to invest in marinas across Spain and Portugal. Buenavista Infrastructure’s acquisition is part of a broader focus on assets connected to the sustainable development of nautical infrastructure within the Iberian Peninsula.
Victoriano López-Pinto, Managing Partner at Buenavista Infrastructure, said: “The acquisition of Marina Burriananova reinforces our strategy of continuously seeking the best opportunities in the market, always with a clear commitment to sustainable development. Thanks to the dedication of our entire investment team, we are also consolidating our presence in the nautical infrastructure sector across the Iberian Peninsula. We are very excited about this new project and are confident that we will continue to drive initiatives that truly add value to local communities and position us as a leading player in this sector nationwide.”
Legal and financial advisory services for the acquisition were provided by ILV Silver and Ramon y Cajal on behalf of the buyer, while KPMG and PwC represented the seller.
The latest acquisition comes shortly after URUK Capital, backed by Buenavista and Nauplia Capital, acquired a majority stake in Marina Lanzarote in Arrecife, Canary Islands in July 2025.
