A fully regulated investment solution for Portugal's Golden Visa program.
Annual preferred distribution of 3% per annum, with class-based distribution mechanics and a defined 7-year structure.

We are dedicated to achieving a balance between prudent investment and regular income, pursuing attractive returns with capital preservation as our core strategy.
We adhere to a systematic, phased investment strategy, leveraging deep market insight and seasoned execution capability to ensure capital is deployed judiciously at the opportune time. With deep roots in Asia and a strong foothold in Europe, we capture unique investment opportunities, precisely timing our moves to create long-term value while effectively managing macroeconomic and regulatory risks.
Our team's outstanding track record across global capital markets, private credit, and cross-border M&A enables us to design investment solutions with superior risk-adjusted returns. Blending the discipline of institutional-grade investment with the agility of an entrepreneurial approach, we excel at identifying high-potential opportunities, particularly in untapped markets such as Portugal, to generate alpha for our investors.
Protecting our investors' capital is our core philosophy. We comprehensively mitigate potential risks through stringent risk management, meticulous due diligence, and conservative use of leverage. Our fund structure, specifically tailored for Golden Visa investors, prioritizes long-term security and capital preservation while ensuring regulatory compliance.
We are committed to providing our investors with a stable, predictable cash flow and distributing income regularly. Whether relying on structured credit instruments or assets with resilient cash flows, our strategy aims to generate consistent returns while retaining the potential for capital appreciation, offering peace of mind to families seeking European residency and financial stability.
FUND
CMVM
Officially approved, registered, and regulated by the Portuguese Securities Market Commission (CMVM).
| Fund Name | Theron Europe Prosperity Fund |
|---|---|
| Fund Manager | THERON CAPITAL ASSET MANAGEMENT, SCR, SA |
| Fund Investors | Investors may flexibly choose between Class A and Class B Fund Units according to their requirements |
| Target Fund Size | EUR 30 million |
| Minimum Investment | EUR 500,000 |
| Fund Term | 7 years (extendable) |
| Management Fee | 2% per annum |
| Annual Distribution | 3% per annum, subject to the Fund's Management Regulations |
| Fund Auditor | Deloitte |
| Custodian Bank | Bison Bank |
Investors may flexibly choose between Class A and Class B Fund Units
€ 500,000
Minimum Investment Amount
12%
Target Internal Rate of Return (IRR), subject to profit distribution rules
7 Years
Investment Term
A 3% preferred distribution begins from January 1, 2027, with the first payment scheduled for January 2028
After investors receive the 3% hurdle rate, the Fund Manager receives the first 2% per annum of the excess returns.
Excess returns above 5% are distributed as follows:
Class A investors receive 40% of the excess returns
Class B investors receive 80% of the excess returns
*All terms and conditions for income and distribution forecasts are governed by the Fund's Management Regulations.
Allocated to high-quality Portuguese corporate bonds and private equity investments, including premium equity stakes in technology and innovation firms and ETFs.
Globally selected stable financial products, providing fixed-income debt assets and digital assets.
Diversification Across Asset Classes and Geographies
Theron Europe Prosperity Fund adopts a diversified investment strategy, selects core Portuguese assets, balances regulatory security with wealth growth, and supports investors in achieving both residency planning and capital appreciation.
Primary capital allocation includes:
The Theron Europe Prosperity Fund aims to achieve stable and attractive risk-adjusted returns through a diversified portfolio of structured credit and opportunistic equity-linked investments, with a primary focus on capital preservation and the realization of sustained income.
European and Asian mid-sized companies with stable cash flows and significant growth potential
Utilizing senior or mezzanine debt instruments, incorporating equity incentive arrangements, including warrants, profit participation rights, and convertible mechanisms
Securing principal safety through the seniority of the debt while participating in equity upside generated by the company's growth
Companies in pre-sale or consolidation phases, particularly family-owned businesses in Southern Europe or those facing generational transition
Employing strategic minority equity investment or structured control investment models, with clearly defined M&A expectations and exit timelines
Generating value through M&A arbitrage and industry consolidation trends, while maintaining the ability to influence transaction outcomes
Growth-stage companies with inherent expansion potential
Utilizing public or private convertible bonds, secured by covenants, stipulating regular interest payments, and granting an option to convert to equity under favourable terms
Combining fixed income with equity upside potential, adhering to the principle of capital preservation while capturing appreciation through equity participation
High-quality, short-duration government and corporate bonds for stable cash management
Serving as a liquidity component to regulate the pace of capital deployment, ensure capital stability, and act as a defensive measure during periods of market uncertainty
Achieving stable returns while avoiding drawdown risk and reserving capital for high-conviction opportunities when they arise
According to the IMF's 2024 report, Portugal's GDP per capita is US$28,969, ranking 40th globally, only five places behind Japan and ahead of Greece and Hungary, positioning it as one of the world's developed economies.
According to Eurostat data, the price level in Portugal is significantly lower than in most Western European countries. The rise in the Consumer Price Index in 2024 was among the lowest in the EU, with consumer and housing costs being favourable, resulting in a relatively low cost of living.
Consistently named "Europe's Leading Tourist Destination" by the World Travel Awards for many years, Portugal boasts abundant tourism resources and a pleasant climate, making it a highly favoured vacation spot for European and American celebrities and high-net-worth individuals.
Portugal boasts one of Europe's top-tier universal free healthcare systems and was ranked first in the 2023 Global Retirement Index.
There is no global taxation (for those residing less than 183 days per year), no inheritance tax, and no wealth tax, complemented by over 60 Double Taxation Agreements and more than 50 Investment Protection Treaties.

In the 2025 Henley Passport Index, the Portuguese passport is ranked 5th globally, making it one of the world's most influential passports.
The Portuguese passport grants visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 190 countries and territories, significantly simplifying the complexity of international travel and offering convenience for both business and leisure.

In the 2024 Global Peace Index, Portugal is ranked 7th in safety globally, trailing only Switzerland, and leading Spain and Greece by 16 and 33 places, respectively.

The final ranking for the 2024 Global Best Education System, among 201 countries, placed Portugal's education level among the top 20 globally, positioning it in the same tier as countries like the UK, Singapore, and Canada.
Family Legacy Planning
Three Generations of One Family
The main applicant, spouse, children, and both sets of parents can all be covered within one family application structure.
* Dependents may file together with the main applicant or file subsequently after the main applicant's approval, subject to AIMA's latest requirements.

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