Suma Capital, a leading sustainable and impact investment manager, has been awarded the Deal of the Year at the Real Deals Sustainable Investment Awards 2025 for its investment in Homs Rentals, a leading company in machinery rental for construction, refurbishment, events, and industry.
The ceremony took place on October 14 at the London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square, bringing together the leading European players in impact investing. The award was collected on behalf of the entire Suma Capital team by Marc Miralles, Head of Sustainability; Manuel Cebrián, Partner at SC Expansion; and Antoni Macià, Partner at SC Infra.
The award recognizes Suma Capital’s efforts during its time as a minority partner in Homs Rentals, from 2018 to May 2025. During this time, the company quadrupled its turnover, reaching nearly €40 million in 2024, expanded its workforce from 100 to more than 250 employees, and made seven strategic acquisitions, consolidating its position as a leading player in the sector.
Homs Rentals has stood out for its sustainable business model, which emphasizes asset sharing, full process digitalization, fleet electrification, and the implementation of circular economy initiatives, reducing the environmental impact of its operations by 46% over the past four years. Additionally, while Suma Capital supported Homs Rentals, the company directly contributed to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 9, 11, and 12.
“We are very proud to see how Suma Capital’s strategy and Homs Rentals’ work generate a real impact on the economy and the environment. This recognition inspires us to continue supporting projects that promote a more responsible and sustainable world. Thank you, as always, for your trust”, said Enrique Tombas, Chairman of Suma Capital.
With more than €1.2 billion under management and a presence in Barcelona, Madrid, Paris, and Milan, this recognition reinforces Suma Capital’s leadership in sustainable investment, promoting projects that accelerate the energy transition, decarbonization, and the circular economy.