February 09, 2026
- Orderly transition and management continuity. The transaction, which includes the divestment of the founding families, enables the management team to join the shareholding structure by co-investing with a minority stake alongside the new partners.
- Specialised in the design and manufacture of accessories and technical components for overhead power lines, Saprem has a strong international presence: more than 50% of its revenues in 2025 were generated abroad.
The Navarra-based SAPREM Group (Sociedad Anónima de Preformados Metálicos, S.A.) has incorporated Talde Private Equity, a pioneering Basque private equity firm in Spain, and Sodena, the financial development instrument of the Government of Navarra, as majority shareholders. Saprem is one of the most relevant global players in the design and manufacture of accessories and technical components for overhead power lines.
The transaction promotes an orderly transition and continuity in the management of the company. The divestment of the founding families enables the management team to become shareholders, co-investing with a minority stake alongside the new partners.
Talde and Sodena have committed to supporting the Group in this new phase of growth, driven by innovation and international expansion, with the aim of consolidating its leadership position in its market. The current management team ensures continuity in the leadership of the project.
The transaction anchors Saprem’s business activity in the Community of Navarra, where the company has a strong track record and a local supply chain. Saprem has recently made significant investments in R&D&I, automation of its facilities and decarbonisation.
With more than 40 years of experience and a stable, highly qualified workforce of 80 employees, Saprem has positioned itself as an exclusive supplier of proprietary-design products, such as bird protection solutions, where it is a global leader. The Group is a Tier II supplier to leading customers and operates in a market with high technical requirements. Saprem has a strong international presence, with more than 50% of its revenues in 2025 generated outside Spain.
The growing global electrification of the economy, together with increasing environmental commitments, places Saprem in a sector with strong growth prospects. Its electronic signalling solutions and equipment for optimising overhead power lines will be the company’s key pillars in the coming years.
Saprem’s shareholders were advised exclusively on the financial side by PwC, and on legal matters by Cuatrecasas and BSK. Talde Private Equity and Sodena were advised by Deloitte and Uría Menéndez.
About Talde
Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, Talde manages more than €430 million and has a successful track record of investing in high-growth-potential companies. Over the years, it has participated in more than 170 projects, supporting them at different stages of consolidation and expansion across multiple sectors.
Talde is currently undergoing a phase of growth and consolidation as an alternative asset manager, supported by its traditional investor base, Kutxabank’s position as anchor investor, and the growing interest of new institutional investors, family offices and private investors in the new funds it promotes.
With this transaction, Talde completes the eighth and final investment of the Talde Capital Crecimiento II fund, continuing its strategy of investing in companies with strong growth potential and differentiated market positioning. Earlier this year, in January, Talde completed the acquisition of Fluytec, a Basque company and a leading manufacturer of advanced water filtration systems.
About Sodena
Sodena is the financial instrument of the Government of Navarra for attracting and developing value-added business projects that contribute to regional anchoring, economic growth and the creation of quality employment in the Community. Its role focuses on providing financial support to companies, accompanying them in their implementation and expansion, facilitating their integration into the Navarre ecosystem, and offering access to an extensive network of contacts.
In addition, this public entity coordinates the design and execution of Navarra’s Smart Specialisation Strategy (S4), aligning economic activity with the region’s priority sectors. Sustainability is integrated transversally across all its activities, promoting the transition towards a circular and responsible economy.
Currently, Sodena holds stakes in around 100 companies, which generate more than 5,500 jobs in Navarra, supported by a total investment of €183 million. The entity applies responsible investment and sustainability criteria throughout its operations, is a signatory to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI) and is a member of the UN Global Compact.