KBCF: private investment structured to give life to 'Trinidad'

The financial consultancy Six Group, KBCF, has applied a private and structured financing model that has allowed 'Trinidad' to have a budget of 14 million euros without depending on large public aid, making the feature film the Canarian group's first blockbuster.

One of the strategic pillars of KBCF is the structuring of profitable private investment in the short and medium term. Unlike models focused exclusively on tax incentives, KBCF articulates hybrid structures that combine tax benefits and private capital, allowing companies, private equities, family offices and individual investors access a sector with measurable and constantly growing returns.

KBCF's support for Trinidad It is tangible proof of a “effective” approach: attract private equity toward projects with high potential, without depending exclusively on public subsidies. The film, which combines action, western and contemporary narrative with an international cast, is one of the most ambitious bets of the year and will be distributed with a global release plan.

According to Silvia Carvalho, president of KBCF and producer of ISII Group, Trinidad serves as an example of "what happens when private capital, financial strategy and cultural production are articulated with vision. "At KBCF we do not seek profitability at the expense of culture, but thanks to it. Making profitable, quality films is possible if there is structure, support and intelligent risk,” he emphasizes.

Throughout 2025, KBCF will continue to accompany other high budget projects from his vision as pioneering consultancy in structured audiovisual investment, seeking to position itself in the process as a reference in promoting the industrialization of the sector.