Exagon Impact Capital Makes First Investment in Solar Assets Latin America (“SALA”), a Leading Commercial and Industrial Distributed Solar Energy Platform in Latin America
BOGOTÁ, Colombia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Exagon Impact Capital (“XIC”), a private equity investment firm driving the renewable energy transition in Latin America, has announced its first investment from its inaugural fund, XLA I, alongside co-investors. The investment supports Solar Assets Latin America (SALA), a distributed solar energy platform operating in Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, and Mexico.
This controlling stake marks a milestone for XIC as it backs high-impact energy solutions across the region. SALA delivers customized solar energy systems for commercial and industrial (C&I) clients, enabling businesses to reduce energy costs, lower carbon emissions, and adopt sustainable energy practices.
SALA is expanding rapidly across its four key markets, combining cutting-edge solar technology with deep local expertise to provide cost-effective, reliable, clean energy solutions for businesses.
“We are thrilled to invest in SALA and to partner with Entoria Energy, a global renewable energy development company that is at the forefront of the renewable energy revolution in the Emerging Markets with an important focus on Latin America,” said Claudia Arango, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Exagon Impact Capital. “Their strong track record of delivering solar energy solutions to businesses in key markets aligns perfectly with our vision to accelerate the transition to renewable energy across the region. We believe this investment will generate attractive returns for our investors and create a meaningful environmental impact.”
“We are grateful for Exagon’s trust in establishing this strategic collaboration, a milestone made possible through the continuous dedication of our team. This investment plays a strategic role in Entoria’s growth across Latin America, empowering us to advance energy transition initiatives perfectly aligned with our vision for sustainable and impactful ventures. Exagon’s extensive expertise will be a tremendous asset to our efforts,” said Vincenzo Fagiuoli, CEO and Founder of Entoria.
Exagon’s investment positions SALA to further expand its operations and accelerate the adoption of distributed solar solutions across Latin America’s C&I sector. With surging demand for clean, reliable, and affordable energy, SALA is well-positioned to scale and support businesses seeking alternatives to fossil fuels.
Exagon Impact Capital’s leadership team—Claudia Arango, Marc Frishman, George Osorio, and Marc Ricart—brings decades of experience in private equity, clean energy, and emerging markets. Their regional expertise and strategic approach drive Exagon’s focus on delivering attractive returns from impactful investments in the renewable energy sector.
About Exagon Impact Capital
With offices in New York, New York USA and Bogota, Colombia, Exagon Impact Capital is a private equity firm dedicated to driving sustainable growth and positive impact in Latin America’s energy sector. The firm’s XLA I Fund invests in high-potential, growth-stage companies that are advancing the renewable energy transition in the region. With a focus on clean energy, energy efficiency, and environmental sustainability, Exagon seeks to deliver attractive financial returns while addressing some of the region’s most pressing environmental challenges.
About Entoria
Entoria Energy is a leading distributed energy platform focused on delivering solar energy solutions to commercial and industrial clients across Latin America. With a presence in Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, and Mexico, and aiming at expanding further in the region, Entoria helps businesses reduce energy costs and lower their environmental impact through tailored solar energy systems. The company is committed to advancing the renewable energy transition in the region by providing innovative, cost-effective, and sustainable solutions for businesses of all sizes.
Contacts
Marc Frishman
Managing Partner
Marc.frishman@exagonimpact.com
www.Exagonimpact.com
