Hoblock Capital and NSS Capital have launched Enertom, a private investment fund focused on oil and energy companies in Latin America.
Enertom is not open to outside investors. It is a closed vehicle of the two partners, used to hold and manage their own capital in the sector. Its stated launch size is €3,000.
The fund’s initial geographic scope covers Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, and Chile. At this stage, it concentrates on oil and energy companies in those countries, with no broader expansion announced.
For Hoblock Capital, Enertom extends its capital activity into Latin American energy assets, alongside NSS Capital. The partners present the fund as a way to back companies in markets where oil and energy remain central to the economy.
Conditions differ sharply across the region. Colombia and Chile offer more established institutional settings. Ecuador and Venezuela carry greater political and currency risk. In Venezuela, international sanctions can also restrict counterparties, payments, and exits. Any exposure there is subject to prior legal review, country by country and company by company.
Enertom has not disclosed ticket size or a list of holdings. As a private vehicle with a launch size of €3,000, it does not raise capital from third parties and does not solicit subscriptions