Participated · Equity · May 2025

Founded in 2019, Xoople has developed a tech stack around government-collected spacecraft data and integrations with cloud providers, aiming to operate its own satellite constellation and optical sensors. The company has focused on data quality and embedding its data distribution into enterprise platforms such as Microsoft and Esri. Xoople recently signed a deal with L3Harris Technologies to begin building sensors for its spacecraft and says those systems will collect optical data. The startup faces established competitors that already operate satellites, including Vantor, Planet, BlackSky, and Airbus. Financially, Xoople has raised $225 million to date, including a $130 million Series B led by Nazca Capital. Management has said it continues to raise capital to fund full development and declined to disclose a valuation, noting they are “in unicorn territory.”

Participated · Seed · Feb 2025

Nido is a Spanish technology platform that handles the marketing, design, and installation of aerothermal systems for the residential sector. Its platform utilises 3D modelling and artificial intelligence to optimise design and installation processes and to connect installers, suppliers, and customers. The company says this approach aims to accelerate adoption of energy-efficient heating solutions and reduce CO₂ emissions. Nido has closed a €5M Seed round to fund its growth. It plans to integrate additional AI into the platform, expand its engineering team, and optimise its marketplace to better connect installers, suppliers, and customers. The funding is intended to help Nido accelerate the energy transition across Europe by simplifying and optimising every step of the aerothermal installation process.

Led · Series G · Mar 2024

Wallapop operates a consumer-facing marketplace that facilitates the reuse and resale of products, positioning itself as a leading reuse platform in Southern Europe. The company plans to continue internationalization and to capitalise on the growing market for reused products, particularly across Italy and Portugal where it has recently expanded. Wallapop closed its last fiscal year with around €91 million in revenue, a 26% increase from €71.6 million the year before, and reports a 355% revenue increase since 2019. The platform says it has grown from 170,000 users at founding to more than 19 million users today; users have given second chances to over 640 million items and the site generates roughly 100 million listings annually. Its app has accumulated more than 7.5 million downloads in Italy (with traffic growing 67% year-over-year) and more than 1 million downloads in Portugal. Founded in 2013, Wallapop aims to consolidate its leadership in the reuse market in Southern Europe. Wallapop operates a localized, consumer-focused classifieds marketplace that emphasizes reuse and the circular economy. The app pairs buyers and sellers and has added services such as Wallapop Envíos (an end-to-end shipping service) and subscription offerings for professional sellers. The company plans to invest its latest capital into operations in Spain, Italy and Portugal and into data science and R&D to improve discovery and personalization. Wallapop reported 2.4 million downloads in H1 in Italy and a 600% increase in cross-border activity between Spain and Italy in that period. For 2022 it posted €72 million in revenue, up 40% year-over-year; Wallapop Envíos revenue rose to €32 million from €17 million, and subscription revenue reached €10 million (from €6.7 million in 2020). The platform counts 15 million monthly active users and 100 million listings (aggregate over the year). Wallapop is a Barcelona-based virtual marketplace that enables people to resell used items and sell handmade crafts. The company has focused on improving its core peer-to-peer experience rather than expanding into retail, food, video, or other digital services. It has built out a shipping service called Envios to enable national deliveries; roughly 20% of goods currently move through Envios and the company plans to double down on that and related services. Wallapop reports about 15 million users, roughly half of Spain’s internet population, and has maintained a No. 4 ranking among Spain’s shopping apps. The business saw strong recovery and growth during 2020, including a 40–50% year-on-year bounce in June, trends the company says have continued into 2021. The new funding will be used to grow the infrastructure that underpins the service and expand the number of people using the platform. Wallapop is a mobile marketplace that connects buyers and sellers of second‑hand items using geolocation. Founded in October 2013 by Agustín Gómez, Gerard Olivé and Miguel Vicente, the Catalan startup operates in Spain, the UK, France, Portugal and Mexico. The platform moves more than 10 million per month in transactions and employs around 50 people. With the new funding the company plans to reinforce its presence in the markets where it is active and to expand efforts, notably toward the United States. After the round the company is reported to be valued at about €78 million. The deal is also expected to bring changes to the board with Insight Venture Partners joining. Wallapop is a Catalan mobile app that operates a marketplace for second‑hand goods. The company was founded in October 2013 by Agustín Gómez (CEO), Gerard Olivé, and Miguel Vicente. It operates in Spain, the UK, France and Portugal. The app reports an inventory of items valued at €200 million and more than 3 million users. Earlier in the year Wallapop closed a €1.6 million round with investors including Caixa Capital Risc, Bonsai, Enisa, the Antal angel network, Esade Ban, and media groups Godó and Zeta, and Atresmedia invested in April. Accel Partners is leading a new financing that could exceed $6 million and is expected to become the company’s main financial partner, with other funds likely to join the round.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2023

Founded in 2022, Reserv provides TPA services and claims intelligence technology for property and casualty insurers and related risk-bearing entities. Its Reserv Glance platform centralizes historical and open claims into a single database and applies fully explainable AI to analyze and act on critical claims while scaling human and automated workflows. Clients can choose levels of automation ranging from automated handling of simpler claims to supported approaches for complex cases, allowing migration away from legacy claims systems in weeks. Reserv reports annual recurring revenue of $100 million, serves nearly 200 insurers, corporate captives, MGAs, and brokers, and employs over 500 claims adjusters. The company says it has more than doubled claims processing capacity each year and aims to scale from 500,000 annual complex claims capacity today to 30 million in four years. Reserv positions itself as operating in a "post-AI" environment where the latest AI tools are production-ready and integrated into its platform to improve outcomes and speed.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2023

Founded in 2019 and formerly known as Hoop Carpool, TRIBBU connects drivers and passengers who make similar daily trips, aiming to fill empty car seats and cut emissions. Its app now integrates Energy Savings Certificates (CAEs), paying drivers €1 per passenger per journey to incentivise carpooling. The service has already facilitated more than 500,000 shared rides and is used by over 100 organisations such as Iberostar, Mercedes-Benz, and Schneider Electric. While Spain remains its core market, TRIBBU is also active in Portugal, Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Panama, and Guatemala, with plans to deepen its Latin American footprint where public transport is often limited. The new capital will be directed toward broadening its Spanish user base, enhancing the app and CAE system, and targeting groups like university students and suburban commuters. Longer-term, the company wants carpooling to become as routine as taking a bus, thereby reducing traffic congestion and carbon emissions. The recent funding round strengthens its financial position and aligns with Europe’s 2025 push toward shared, low-emission mobility solutions.