Monllor Capital Partners
@monllorcapital.com
Monllor Capital Partners is a private equity firm based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, offering tax‑advantaged investment funds—PROZ II and MasCap—leveraging Opportunity Zone and Act 60 incentives. Focused on renewable energy, real estate infrastructure, and sustainable businesses, they aim to drive strong after‑tax returns and positive impact across Puerto Rico.
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About Monllor Capital Partners
Monllor Capital is a forward-thinking brand focused on investing in the future of Puerto Rico. With their commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) guidelines, they strive to achieve sustainable impact investing. Monllor Capital's mission is to help rebuild Puerto Rico after the devastation caused by Hurricane Irma and Maria.
They offer the Puerto Rico Opportunity Zone Fund (PROZ), which provides attractive tax-advantaged returns for investors looking to reinvest capital gains into designated Qualified Opportunity Zones (QOZs). As over 95% of Puerto Rico is a designated Opportunity Zone, Monllor Capital utilizes the radical tax incentives of QOZ to contribute to the reconstruction and economy of Puerto Rico.
Monllor Capital focuses on investing in a diversified portfolio of Qualified Opportunity Zone Businesses, with an emphasis on sustainable businesses, renewable energy, infrastructure, and hurricane recovery. Through their extensive experience and leadership, supported by local operating partners and experts, they ensure impactful investments.
Join Monllor Capital in investing in the future of Puerto Rico and capitalize on the tax benefits offered by the Puerto Rico Opportunity Zone law. Contact them to learn more about their investment opportunities and make a positive difference in Puerto Rico's recovery.
