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ValeCap

Independent Italian investment-banking boutique advising funds and industrial companies on energy and infrastructure M&A and debt transactions.

valecap.com
Independent energy and M&A and debt Energy transition Milan
Overview

ValeCap is a Milan-based independent investment-banking firm founded in 2009. It focuses on energy transition, renewables and infrastructure.

The firm supports investment funds, companies, private-equity sponsors and entrepreneurs through buy-side and sell-side M&A, project finance and corporate debt structuring.

Principal activities

M&A advisory

Buy-side and sell-side advice across energy and infrastructure.

Debt advisory

Project-finance and corporate-debt structuring.

Transaction execution

Process coordination, valuation, negotiation and closing support.

  • Client base: Sponsors, investors, companies, lenders or public authorities active in infrastructure and real assets.
  • Engagement model: Senior-led advice tailored to the project, transaction, financing structure and jurisdiction.

ValeCap operates in a market where financial structure, regulation, technical risk and long-term asset economics are closely connected. Its published capabilities emphasize m&a and debt advisory. View the firm’s website ↗

Sector and transaction coverage

Sector coverage
  • Energy transition
  • Renewables
  • Transport infrastructure
  • Public lighting
  • Biomethane
  • Ports
Transaction and mandate types
  • Buy-side M&A
  • Sell-side M&A
  • Project finance
  • Corporate debt
  • Strategic partnerships
  • Refinancing

The precise scope of an engagement depends on the client, asset, financing plan, procurement route and regulatory setting. Infrastructure assignments may require financial, commercial, technical and public-sector workstreams to be coordinated.

Market position

ValeCap is positioned as a independent energy and infrastructure investment-banking boutique. Its relevant market is defined more by specialist capabilities and transaction experience than by balance-sheet size alone.

Distinctive focus: Italian energy and infrastructure specialization with both M&A and debt capability.

Competitive context

ValeCap competes with advisers whose services overlap in infrastructure sectors, client types, geographies and transaction structures. Relevant competitors can include investment banks, project-finance boutiques, transaction consultants and technical infrastructure advisers.

Comparable firms are selected according to overlap in business model, client segment, service coverage, geographic activity and mandate profile. Inclusion does not imply an exhaustive competitor set or an equivalence in scale, ranking or market position.

Leadership

PersonCurrent positionInstitutional background
Pierluigi BerchicciPartnerEnergy and infrastructure investment banking
Enrico BenigniPartnerM&A and debt advisory
Davide Di FedericoPartnerTransaction execution and firm leadership

Leadership information reflects the roles presented in the public sources reviewed on 20 August 2026. View the current team ↗

Corporate and regulatory information

ValeCap identifies ValeCap S.r.l. in its official website footer. Specific financial-services registration details were not prominently stated on the public pages reviewed.

View registered-entity details
Registered entityValeCap S.r.l.
Italian tax/company identifier06770450960
Regulatory statusN/A
Registration identifierN/A
Primary jurisdictionItaly

Principal offices

  • Milan

Rankings and recognition

Ranking inclusion is editorially determined. The existence or maintenance of a Wiki profile does not influence ranking eligibility, tier or position.

Related institutions and subjects

Sources and data transparency

The following sources were accessed on 20 August 2026:

  1. ValeCap — firm overview, sectors, services, office and legal footer.
  2. Our team — current professionals and roles.
  3. Advisory Ranking — Top 20 Real Assets & Infrastructure Advisory 2026 inclusion and tier classification.

Profile type: Editorial Profile

First published: 20 August 2026

Last substantively reviewed: 20 August 2026

This profile has been compiled from publicly available institutional, regulatory and editorial sources. The profiled organization does not determine its inclusion, editorial characterization or ranking status. Corrections supported by authoritative documentation may be submitted to The Economy Wiki.