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Investment opportunities in Venezuela

Advisory on asset sales and capital raising, with a team on the ground

T3 Advisors prepares and presents transactions across the key strategic sectors of the Venezuelan economy, and sees them through to closing.

Sectors

Oil & Gas

Oilfield service companies, equipment and fleets, storage and logistics infrastructure, and stakes in companies in the sector. The 2026 reform of the Hydrocarbons Law allows private operators to take part in oil operations alongside PDVSA.

Oil tanker passing under the General Rafael Urdaneta bridge on Lake Maracaibo

How we work

  1. We prepare

    We organise the asset's information, verify what can be verified and produce the materials a professional investor expects to receive: an anonymous teaser, an information memorandum and a data room.

  2. We present

    We take the opportunity to buyers, funds and partners with the right profile. The asset's identity is only disclosed once a confidentiality agreement has been signed.

  3. We see it through to closing

    We coordinate due diligence, negotiation and the work of lawyers, auditors and technical experts until the contract is signed.

“An investor can't just fly to Caracas and start knocking on doors.”

Robert KoenigsbergerFounder of Gramercy Funds, January 2026

Why now

Since the start of 2026, Venezuela has been going through an economic and institutional transformation that is opening the door to domestic and foreign investment, and to opportunities that were hard to imagine only a few years ago. It is still early, and capital that comes in now is entering a market on the threshold of growth.

  1. Economic and institutional transformation

    Venezuela begins a process of economic and institutional transformation that paves the way for the year's legal reforms.

  2. Hydrocarbons Law reform

    Private companies can now carry out primary activities at their own risk, market their own production and agree to arbitration to settle disputes.

  3. Relations with the United States

    The two countries restore diplomatic and consular relations, and the US embassy in Caracas resumes operations.

  4. OFAC General Licenses

    Thirteen new General Licenses, from 46 to 58, authorise transactions in hydrocarbons, electricity, mining and financial services, subject to conditions.

  5. IMF and World Bank

    Both institutions resume relations with Venezuela. The IMF restores its surveillance and the country's access to around US$4.9 billion in SDRs.

  6. Organic Law on Mines

    Opens the sector to private companies, Venezuelan and foreign, through concessions of up to 30 years that can be extended.

A team on the ground

We are four partners, with a presence in Caracas and Madrid. We know the owners, the operators and the local professionals it takes to get a deal signed.

Caracas, Venezuela · Madrid, Spain

Meet the team
T3 in Caracas and Madrid, and the main financial centres that capital flows fromBogotáMiamiLimaNew YorkSão PauloMadridLondonDubaiCaracas
  • Caracas
  • Madrid
  • Bogotá
  • Miami
  • Lima
  • New York
  • São Paulo
  • London
  • Dubai
  • Alejandro Tovar AlegrettFounding partner · Director
  • Guillermo Tovar GajuPartner · Analysis, technology and operations
  • Fernando Tovar GajuPartner · Business development and strategy
  • José Luis Jiménez RamírezPartner · Regional expansion and institutional relations
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Let's talk about your transaction

Whether you are looking for opportunities in Venezuela, want to sell an asset or advise investors, get in touch. We reply within 48 hours.

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