Mass magnetization of magnetite nanoparticles was enhanced by disassembling and encapsulating their building nano-crystallites with water-soluble starch. Incorporation of iodine into the as-prepared nano-conglomerate led to formation of a ternary nano-complex and further enhancement of its superparamagnetic susceptibility. As an additional evidence for the anomalously heightened superparamagnetic property, the ternary nano-complex showed lower magnetic remanence and coercivity than the pristine magnetite it was made from. These findings were ascribed to significant changes in, at least, size of the magnetite nano-crystallites during formation of the nano-composite. A significant enhancement was also observed in the catalytic efficiency of the nano-composite, as was successfully exemplified in the synthesis of some novel spiro[oxindole-dihydropyridine]s via a three-component reaction between isatins, furan-2,4(3H,5H)-dione and aminouracils 'on water'.