Juan Romero
- Partner
- Madrid
- Valencia
Juan joined Livingstone in 2018. He has developed his professional career in two of the most important international auditing/consulting firms, EY and KPMG, where he worked in a wide range of sectors such as industrial, ceramics and food&beverage, among others. Subsequently, in 2015 he joined the M&A department of Repsol, a global energy company very active in the corporate finance market.
Juan holds a degree in Business Administration from the University of Valencia and has completed part of his studies at Xavier University (Cincinnati, USA) and Høgskolen i Oslo og Akershus (Oslo, Norway).
Vilma Oil
has been acquired by
BW LPG
Opengy
has raised funding for the development of renewable energy projects by
Santander
Factory Colchón
has been acquired by
Queka Real Partners
Magnum Industrial Partners
has acquired
Apices
Enertis
has been acquired by
Applus+
Incus Capital
has financed renewable energy projects
Spanish Independent Power Producer (IPP)
Vilma Oil
has divested its 20% stake in Vopak Terminal Algeciras to
Vopak
- NewsDiego Moreno and Juan Romero Promoted to Partners in Livingstone SpainIn line with Livingstone’s growth plan and strategy to support the long-term professional development of key talents, we are pleased to announce that Diego Moreno and Juan Romero have been promoted to the role of Partners in the Livingstone Spain team. Diego Moreno joined Livingstone in 2015,...
- NewsEleuterio Abad joins Livingstone Partners Spanish office as PartnerLivingstone Partners is pleased to announce the appointment of Eleuterio Abad as a partner in its Spanish office. With his arrival, Livingstone strengthens its team in Spain to continue consolidating its strong position in the market at a time of high M&A activity. With more than 20 years of...
- NewsLivingstone has advised Vilma Oil on the sale of its 20% stake in Vopak Terminal Algeciras to VopakLivingstone has advised Vilma Oil, a Spanish oil & gas trading company in the sale of its 20% stake in Vopak Terminal Algeciras to the majority shareholder Vopak.
- BlogAging driving Spanish private equity interestThe private healthcare sector is in good health and demonstrating rapid growth in Spain. Macro factors driving this growth include increased life expectancy, a wealthier community of older people, and changes in the lifestyles of families, with more geographic mobility and a greater incorporation...