Izertis secures €133.5 million in syndicated financing to drive growth
Technology consultancy Izertis has finalised a syndicated loan facility totalling €133.5 million with a six-year maturity, aimed at strengthening its capital structure, optimising its debt profile and enhancing its capacity to execute its growth strategy. Banco Sabadell and Banco Santander acted as underwriters and bookrunners in the transaction.
The financing is structured in three tranches: one allocated to debt refinancing, another to fund new growth (M&A) transactions, and a revolving credit facility to meet general corporate needs, thereby reinforcing the Group’s liquidity and operational flexibility. In addition to the joint lead banks Banco Santander and Banco Sabadell, the syndicate also includes CaixaBank, Banca March, Bankinter, EBN Banco, ICO and Cajamar.
The signing of this financing follows the authorisation granted to the Board of Directors at the General Shareholders’ Meeting held on 28 May 2026, where approval was given to negotiate and formalise a syndicated financing agreement with the granting of guarantees. At the same meeting, shareholders endorsed the use of such instruments within a broader range of financial tools, including syndicated financing.
Strengthening the financial profile
The transaction is framed within the Group’s recent performance, which in 2025 recorded revenues of €166.9 million and EBITDA of €24.1 million, consolidating a financial base that combines organic and inorganic growth.
This financing enables us to optimise our debt profile, strengthen liquidity and enhance our capacities
“This financing enables us to optimise our debt profile, strengthen liquidity and, above all, enhance our capacity to continue executing our growth strategy with financial discipline,” said Lourdes Argüelles, Chief Financial Officer of Izertis.
“It is a structure that balances stability and flexibility, preparing us to undertake new transactions in an increasingly competitive environment.”
In this context, the new financing expands Izertis’ investment capacity and supports the execution of its strategy in a technology market characterised by consolidation and high fragmentation. Izertis continues to be guided by its Business Plan 2030, which targets €500 million in revenues and €65 million in EBITDA, supported by organic and inorganic growth, international expansion, and the development of capabilities in cybersecurity, data and artificial intelligence, among others.
With this transaction, Izertis strengthens its financial position and access to capital at a stage where scale, integration capabilities and balance sheet strength have become key differentiating factors within the technology consulting sector.