MADRID, Spain & WILMINGTON, DE — DAR Investment Management has acquired a controlling interest in Intecsa Engineering Group, a Madrid-based engineering and consulting firm with more than six decades of experience delivering large-scale infrastructure projects across four continents.
The transaction positions DAR to establish a significant foothold in the U.S. engineering and infrastructure market while preserving leadership continuity at Intecsa. The company’s management team and employees will retain a substantial ownership stake.
Founded in 1965, Intecsa has built a global reputation in transportation, water, environmental and civil infrastructure development. The firm operates across Europe, Asia, North America and South America and is known for its multidisciplinary engineering capabilities.
Intecsa’s senior leadership team — including President Juan Diego Ibáñez López and Principal Héctor Eduardo di Bonaventura — will remain in their current roles.
The acquisition marks a strategic milestone for DAR as it seeks to capitalize on heightened infrastructure spending and growing demand for sustainable development solutions in the United States.
“We are extremely excited about Intecsa and the engineering sector more broadly, particularly given the strong tailwinds from increased U.S. infrastructure investment and growing demand for sustainable infrastructure solutions,” said Arslan Ryspekov, Managing Partner at DAR. “Intecsa has built an exceptional organization with a highly experienced team, and we look forward to supporting its continued growth with our capital and strategic resources.”
Juan Diego Ibáñez López said the partnership strengthens Intecsa’s ability to expand while maintaining its core mission.
“This partnership represents a tremendous opportunity for Intecsa to build on its long-standing success while joining forces with DAR to create even greater value,” Ibáñez López said. “We have an outstanding team in place, and our focus remains firmly on delivering excellence and innovative solutions for our clients as we expand our footprint.”
DAR and Intecsa said future growth in the United States will be driven by both organic expansion and targeted acquisitions. The company plans to continue investing in client service, technical expertise and innovation while pursuing strategic acquisitions of firms that align with its culture and technical strengths.
The deal is expected to accelerate Intecsa’s emergence as a competitive engineering and infrastructure platform in the U.S. market, as global capital increasingly targets infrastructure modernization and sustainability initiatives.
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