Dorado Strategy Allocates $300M to Latin American Energy Infrastructure Fund

Los Angeles, United States. April 9th 2025- Dorado Strategy, a seasoned investment firm with roots in luxury real estate development, today announced the successful closing of its third infrastructure investment fund, with a strategic allocation of $300 million specifically earmarked for sustainable energy projects across Latin America. This significant commitment underscores the firm's continued expansion from its Los Angeles luxury real estate foundation into the growing international infrastructure and energy sectors.

Building on six years of successful diversification, Dorado Strategy's third infrastructure fund represents a milestone in the company's strategic evolution. The fund has attracted strong support from both existing investors and new institutional partners, reflecting growing confidence in the firm's expanded investment approach. This latest fund brings the company's total assets under management in the infrastructure sector to $900 million, highlighting its transition from a primarily real estate-focused investor to a multi-sector infrastructure investment leader.

The $300 million commitment to Latin American energy ventures comes at a critical time for the region's infrastructure development. With renewable energy demands growing across Latin America, Dorado Strategy sees significant opportunities to leverage its infrastructure and energy investment expertise to support transformative projects.

"Latin America represents one of the most dynamic markets for energy infrastructure development globally," said Daniel Boyko, Partner at Dorado Strategy. "Our decision to allocate these funds specifically to this region builds on our successful track record in both the United States and South America over the past six years. We're confident that this focused investment approach will deliver both strong returns for our investors and meaningful impact for communities across the region."

Dorado Strategy began its luxury real estate development journey in Los Angeles, establishing a reputation for high-quality projects and consistent investor returns. Starting approximately six years ago, the firm strategically expanded into energy and infrastructure investments, first in the United States and later in select South American markets.

This gradual diversification has proven successful, with the company's previous infrastructure funds delivering notable returns while developing critical energy and infrastructure projects across multiple markets.

"We've carefully built our expertise in infrastructure and energy investing while maintaining our strength in luxury real estate," noted Carolina Martinez, another Partner at Dorado Strategy. "This third fund represents not just growth in our investment capital, but the maturation of our capabilities in identifying and executing complex infrastructure projects that meet our financial and sustainability goals."

The Latin American allocation will focus primarily on renewable energy generation, transmission infrastructure, and energy storage solutions. The fund aims to support mid-to-large scale projects that address critical infrastructure needs while advancing regional energy transition goals.

Dorado Strategy plans to deploy capital across multiple Latin American countries where the firm has already established relationships and completed successful projects. The investment approach will emphasize partnerships with local developers and operators to ensure projects are aligned with regional needs and regulatory frameworks.

Beyond financial returns, the fund's Latin American investments will prioritize projects that generate positive environmental and social impact, including carbon emission reductions, improved energy access, and local economic development.

"Our approach to infrastructure investment has always balanced financial performance with meaningful impact," Boyko. "The energy landscape in Latin America presents unique opportunities to invest in projects that not only deliver competitive returns but also advance critical sustainability goals and support local communities."