Responsible Investment

Responsible investment is embedded into the philosophy of Queka Real Partners. We are committed to actively promoting the adoption and development of ESG practices, both internally and in our portfolio companies

ESG Embedded Within Our Processes

Queka’s most recent fund is categorised as an Article 8 fund under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR), meaning the team is committed to actively consider and promote ESG factors in investment analysis and decision-making processes.

The company is also a UNPRI signatory, committed to integrating the six UNPRI guiding principles.

In 2023, the team hired an ESG, Audit & Compliance team member, reporting directly into the COO, to focus our efforts further in this regard.

Ongoing ESG Consideration

Queka aims to leave portfolio companies in a better ESG position at the time of divestment compared to at the time of our entry.

We therefore incorporate considerations around ESG as early as the sourcing phase, and continue to dedicate ESG resource to monitor progress all the way through to exit.

Corporate Social Responsibility

We are committed to achieving our own Corporate Social Responsibility goals, promoting ESG initiatives within our team and business.

We have established an alliance with the NGO it-willbe.org, an organisation that uses innovation and technology to find solutions to major social challenges. We also make contributions to various organisations and foundations through our donations program, which is a commitment by Queka to match the contribution amounts made by team members donating individually to various organisations. In the past, this has included charities such as Amigos de Rimkieta, Rainfer-Fundación Chimpatia, Banco de Alimentos, Fundación Entreculturas and UNICEF.

Sustainability Policy

Sustainability Policy

Sustainability information on our products (SFDR)

Queka RP, S.G.E.I.C., S.A. manages financial products classified under Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 on sustainability-related disclosures in the financial services sector (SFDR)

Information regarding financial products

Principal adverse impacts on sustainability factors (PAI)

The AIFM assesses principal adverse impacts (PAIs) in a manner proportionate to the nature of its activities and the characteristics of its portfolio companies, which are unlisted companies in the lower mid-market segment. For each portfolio company, indicators relating to carbon emissions, energy efficiency, waste management, labour conditions and corporate governance are analysed to the extent that the relevant information is available and reasonably accessible.
The statement on principal adverse impacts for the financial year 2025 will be published on this webpage within the timeframe established by the applicable regulations.