• Contents

  Participated · Series B · Feb 2026

  Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Milan, Contents offers a model-agnostic orchestration layer that chooses among leading AI models from providers such as Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and Mistral to execute full business workflows. The platform goes beyond content generation to handle localization, compliance, approvals, and delivery, positioning itself as an execution layer between AI intelligence and business outcomes. A native multilingual architecture allows operation in over 25 languages, including 15 Arabic dialects, helping enterprises expand across linguistically diverse markets. Current enterprise customers include Dolce & Gabbana, William Hill, Sainsbury’s, Beko, and Radisson, and the company reports 100% enterprise client retention. Contents produces more than 500,000 AI-powered outputs per month across six countries and has been listed on the Deloitte Fast 500 EMEA. With newly secured capital, the company plans to expand across the GCC and establish Doha as its Middle East operational hub while continuing to invest in advanced orchestration, localization, and governance solutions. To date, Contents has raised $25 million in funding.

• hlpy

  Led · Series B · Sep 2024

  hlpy offers full-digital services for mobility and vehicle assistance via a software platform built on machine learning and artificial intelligence, supporting assistance, repair, and vehicle maintenance. The company sells its services to insurance companies, car manufacturers, rental companies, and rescue operators while aiming to improve reliability and security for end users. hlpy has expanded its geographic footprint across Italy, France, Spain, Germany and Austria following the acquisition of HESASolutions GmbH – MySchleppApp. The company intends to use new funds to consolidate its market position and expand operations. Founded in May 2020 and led by CEO Valerio Chiaronzi, hlpy is positioning itself as a primary European operator in full-digital roadside assistance. hlpy operates a native-digital platform that integrates front-end, customer and operational platforms with an emergency network to deliver roadside assistance, vehicle repair, and continuity of mobility services. The company targets insurers, carmakers, rental firms, rescue operators and end users with the goal of making assistance more reliable and safer. Founded in Milan in May 2020 by Valerio Chiaronzi, Graziano Cavallo and Enrico Noseda (joined by Stefano Sarti in August 2022), hlpy was born from the founders' insurance and automotive experience. The startup plans to use its recent financing to accelerate international expansion and expand services offered on its digital platform. The firm emphasizes its position within the mobility 4.0 scenario as a growing key player by scaling its native-digital assistance stack. hlpy provides digital roadside assistance via a network of 580+ centers, 1,900+ drivers/mechanics and 2,800+ tow trucks across Italy. The service leverages machine learning, artificial intelligence and natural language processing to address inefficiencies in the roadside assistance industry. The company has signed several partnerships to cover the Italian market and emphasizes tech-enabled dispatch and operations. Founded in May 2020 by Valerio Chiaronzi (CEO) and Graziano Cavallo (CGO), the founders together have 25+ years of experience in insurance services focused on roadside assistance. hlpy also lists advisors with international business development experience, including Enrico Noseda. The company intends to use the new capital to continue expanding its reach in Italy and internationally.

• Soplaya

  Led · Equity · Nov 2023

  Soplaya is a Milan-based foodtech startup that provides restaurants with access to quality ingredients via a digitized, automated B2B supply-chain platform. Launched in 2019 and led by CEO Mauro Germani, the company automates ordering, pricing and delivery to reduce waste and improve supplier and customer profitability. Soplaya aims to make the industry more sustainable while expanding its business reach. To date it has performed more than 100,000 deliveries, supplied over 1,000,000 products, and served more than 2,000 restaurants, bars and hotels across 15 Italian cities. Over the past two years the company has grown its team to 55 people and automated every aspect of its B2B food supply chain. It recently closed a €12.5M financing round (equity and debt) to support further expansion, bringing total funding to €16M. Soplaya built a platform to connect small and mid‑size local food producers to commercial buyers, streamlining ordering and payments. Founded in 2018, the team focused on solving logistics by running city fleets and warehouses and contracting vehicles in rural areas across northern Italy (Friuli Venezia Giulia and Veneto). The company developed a just‑in‑time, distributed‑hub logistics model designed to provide frequent deliveries (five times a week, within 12–24 hours) to replace traditional wholesalers. In response to the COVID‑19 crisis the team quickly added a B2C service, which drove its best month ever in March and helped convince investors to back the business. Management says the unit economics of its city operations are already profitable or near profitability. As Italy reopens, Soplaya plans to refocus on expanding its B2B business while continuing to service existing B2C customers and aims to be in 10 Italian cities by 2022.

No current team members are available.