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Grupo Bom Futuro

Grupo Bom Futuro is a family-held Brazilian agribusiness group based in Mato Grosso, led by Eraí Maggi Scheffer, farming soybeans, corn, and cotton on 880 thousand hectares.

Grupo Carso

Grupo Carso is a Mexican conglomerate controlled by the family of Carlos Slim, operating retail, industrial, construction, materials, energy, and hydrocarbons businesses, including Texas pipelines.

Grupo Catalana Occidente

Grupo Catalana Occidente is a Spanish insurance group operating through the Occident, Atradius, and Mémora brands; the Serra family delisted it from the stock market in December 2025.

Grupo Cifra

Grupo Cifra was a Mexican retail group founded by the Arango brothers, which grew from a 1958 discount store into Mexico's largest retailer before Walmart took control in 1997 and renamed it in 2000.

Grupo De Inversiones Suramericana

Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana, known as Grupo SURA, is a Colombian investment holding company based in Medellín that holds stakes in SURA Asset Management, Suramericana, and Bancolombia.

Grupo Elektra

Grupo Elektra, S.A.B. de C.V., is a Mexican retail-and-banking conglomerate controlled by Ricardo Salinas Pliego, selling household goods on weekly installment credit through its own bank, Banco Azteca.

Grupo Falabella

Grupo Falabella is a Chilean retail and financial-services group that began as a Santiago tailoring shop in 1889 and now runs Falabella, Sodimac, Tottus, Mallplaza, and Banco Falabella.

Grupo Familia

Grupo Familia, originally URIGO and Scott de Colombia S.A., is a Colombian consumer goods group founded in Medellín in 1958, known for the Familia tissue brand.

Grupo Financiero Banamex-Accival

Grupo Financiero Banamex-Accival, known as Banacci, was a Mexican financial group formed in 1991 when investors led by Accival bought Banamex, sold to Citigroup in 2001 for $12.5 billion.

Grupo Galicia

Grupo Galicia, also known as Grupo Financiero Galicia, is an Argentine financial services holding company whose main asset is Banco de Galicia y Buenos Aires, founded in 1905.

Grupo Hapvida

Grupo Hapvida is a Brazilian health-plan operator headquartered in Fortaleza, Ceará, founded as a clinic by oncologist Cândido Pinheiro Koren de Lima in 1979 and combined with Notre Dame Intermédica in 2022.

Grupo Hermes; Grupo Financiero Interacciones

Grupo Hermes is a Mexican industrial and infrastructure conglomerate owned by Carlos Hank Rhon; its financial arm, Grupo Financiero Interacciones, merged into Banorte in 2018.

Grupo Hurtado Vicuña

Grupo Hurtado Vicuña, also known as the Hurtado Vicuña Group, is a Chilean family business group built by six siblings, co-controlling Consorcio Financiero and holding stakes in Entel, Pucobre, and Cementos Polpaico.

Grupo Inbursa

Grupo Financiero Inbursa is a Mexican financial group controlled by Carlos Slim's family, operating banking, insurance, pensions, and asset management through Banco Inbursa and other subsidiaries.

Grupo Lecaros Menéndez

Grupo Lecaros Menéndez is a Chilean family business group based in Santiago, once among Chile's top fishing groups through Pesquera Coloso, now investing through Duncan Fox in hotels and food.

Grupo Mexico

Grupo Mexico, formally Grupo México, S.A.B. de C.V., is a Mexican mining and transportation conglomerate controlled by the Larrea family and one of the world's largest copper producers.

Grupo Pellas

Grupo Pellas is a family-owned Nicaraguan conglomerate founded in 1890, controlled by Carlos Pellas Chamorro, with about $1.5 billion in annual sales and holdings including Flor de Caña rum.

Grupo Romero

Grupo Romero is a Peruvian family conglomerate founded in 1888 as a straw-hat trading business in Piura, now spanning consumer goods, agribusiness, energy, and logistics, with about 23,000 employees.

Grupo Salinas

Grupo Salinas is a Mexican group of media, retail, financial-services, and telecommunications companies created by Ricardo Salinas Pliego, including TV Azteca and Grupo Elektra; it is a management forum holding no shares in its member companies.

Grupo SEB

Grupo SEB is a Brazilian private-education group founded in 1963 in Ribeirão Preto by businessman Chaim Zaher, split in 2026 into SEB Education and Z Participações.

Grupo Techint

Grupo Techint, also known as the Techint Group, is an Italian-Argentine industrial group founded by Agostino Rocca in Milan in 1945, best known for Tenaris and Ternium.

Gryphon Investors

Gryphon Investors is a lower middle-market private equity firm founded in 1995, with more than $10 billion in assets and 75 platform investments plus over 550 add-on acquisitions.

Gryphon Partners

Gryphon Partners is the fund-family name used in SEC filings by Gryphon Investors, a San Francisco private equity firm founded in 1995 that invests in lower-middle-market companies.

Grzebita family

The Grzebita family is a Polish business family that owns Terg S.A., the company behind Media Expert, one of Poland's largest consumer electronics retail chains.

Grzegorz Krysiak

Grzegorz Krysiak is a Polish technology executive who served as chief technology officer of ZnanyLekarz.pl, the Polish brand of DocPlanner, a Warsaw-founded doctor appointment booking platform that became the first Polish startup unicorn.

GS Caltex

GS Caltex is a South Korean oil refining and petrochemical company owned equally by GS Energy and Chevron, operating the Yeosu refinery, Korea's second-largest energy company.

Gs Collective

GS Collective is a San Mateo, California venture fund platform managed by GS Futures LLC, whose two funds target early-stage physical AI, energy transition, and digital infrastructure investments.

GS Holdings

GS Holdings is the holding company of GS Group, one of South Korea's ten largest business groups, created in 2004 by a demerger from LG and controlled by the Huh family.

Gso Capital Solutions

GSO Capital Solutions is a series of Blackstone rescue-financing funds investing in companies facing liquidity problems, with its third fund closing at $7 billion in 2018.

Gso European Senior Debt

GSO European Senior Debt includes Fund I, which closed in 2015 with about EUR 2 billion in committed capital, and Fund II, which closed in 2019 with USD 4.5 billion.