• Mundimoto

  Led · Equity · Mar 2025

  Mundimoto operates a motorcycle trading and rental platform offering a wide range of vehicles through a transparent acquisition and support process. Led by CEO and founder Pepe Talavera, the company combines sales and a growing rental business. It has sold more than 50,000 motorcycles to date. The recent financing will fund international expansion, including operations in Italy, and support growth of its rental inventory. The company uses bank financing to expand stock dedicated to renting while equity capital underpins operational and expansion efforts. Mundimoto’s model emphasizes accessibility and cross-support between trading and rental services. Mundimoto operates an online marketplace for buying and selling motorcycles across Europe. The company has expanded its catalog to include new electric motorcycles and recently launched a subscription service for private and corporate customers. In 2023 it began internationalization by launching its platform in Italy. Mundimoto closed 2022 with €60 million in revenue, roughly quadrupling the prior year, and expects to exceed that figure in the current year. To support growth it has secured new financing and debt facilities to back expansion and product/service rollouts. Mundimoto operates an online marketplace for buying and selling motorcycles and has expanded its catalog to include new electric motorcycles. The company offers services such as a subscription service for individuals and companies, and plans to add vehicle leasing and a marketplace for spare and second-hand parts. Mundimoto has begun internationalization with a launch in Italy and aims to consolidate its position in the Italian market within 24 months. The business reported a turnover of €60 million in 2022, having quadrupled results from the previous year, and expects to exceed that figure in the current year. The company has over 2,500 vehicles in its catalog, expects to exceed 25,000 vehicles sold by 2023, and employs around 250 people. Mundimoto is headquartered in Barcelona and also has offices in Madrid and Milan. Mundimoto operates a one-stop online marketplace for used motorcycles and mopeds, offering valuation, secure payment, at-home pickup, reconditioning, delivery, financing and insurance. The company purchases roughly 1,000 vehicles per month and has sold 4,000 vehicles since its 2019 founding. Revenue grew from €1 million in 2019 to €15 million in 2021, and about 15% of sales are already international; within Spain 30% of national sales come from Catalonia and 70% from the rest of the country. Mundimoto plans to expand beyond Spain into Europe, starting with Italy and Holland, and will hire 50 engineers plus 250 other employees to advance its product and support international growth. The product and operations target a fragmented two-wheeler retail market dominated by tiny dealerships and hard-to-navigate P2P classifieds by offering a more standardized, end-to-end buyer and seller experience.

• Wallbox

  Participated · Equity · Feb 2025

  Wallbox develops EV chargers and energy management solutions, including award-winning chargers referenced in the article. The company is expanding its global footprint and aims to make EV charging more accessible worldwide. Management says the new capital will support worldwide sales and operational efficiency as Wallbox pursues a path to profitability. The reported investment strengthens Wallbox’s balance sheet and financial position. Shareholder participation in the round demonstrates continued investor confidence in the company’s long-term strategic goals and leadership in the EV charging industry. Wallbox develops chargers for electric vehicles and energy‑management systems. The company announced a $45 million (≈€41.5M) capital increase, of which $35 million came from Generac Power Systems. The financing strengthens Wallbox’s balance sheet and provides capital to accelerate manufacturing capacity and scale charger sales globally, with a focus on the fast‑growing North American market. The strategic partnership with Generac is intended to enable deeper integration with Generac’s energy‑management systems and access to its distribution network. This deal follows a commercial relationship announced in December and the appointment of Paolo Campinoti, Executive Vice President of Generac International, to Wallbox’s board. Company leadership framed the investment as a vote of confidence from shareholders and a step toward long‑term value creation. Wallbox develops EV charging hardware and energy-management software, offering home chargers, the bidirectional Quasar 2 and the Supernova ultra-fast public charger. The company also provides installation services through COIL, which Wallbox acquired in 2022. Wallbox emphasizes managing generation, storage and distribution to support greater electrification and renewable-energy adoption. The firm aims to accelerate development of energy ecosystems for commercial public sites such as supermarkets, shopping centers and restaurants. As part of its go-to-market strategy, Wallbox is expanding distribution and partnerships to increase accessibility, particularly in the United States. Financially, Wallbox recently completed a €29 million capital increase that brought strategic industrial and investor partners into the cap table. Wallbox designs, manufactures and distributes smart charging systems for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, offering residential, semi-public and public chargers. Its product lineup includes Quasar, a small bidirectional home charger with two-way charging technology, and Supernova, its first fast public charger delivering 65 kW. The company sells to more than 50 countries and operates offices in Europe, Asia and America, supported by two company-owned factories and about 350 staff. Wallbox acquired the public EV charging platform Electromaps and has expansion plans for its public charging solutions. It raised €33m in a funding round and intends to use the funds to open new offices globally, expand manufacturing and R&D facilities, and hire more than 400 new employees. Wallbox develops intelligent charging solutions for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids for both domestic and business use, and operates a charging-management platform called myWallbox. The company carries out research, technical development, product testing and manufacturing at its Barcelona plant, which has a production capacity of 500,000 chargers per year and a large engineering team. Development of the charging-management platform and after-sales/installation customer service are based in Madrid. Wallbox sells to major automobile manufacturers and large electric utilities and has subsidiaries in Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, France, the United States (California) and China. It also operates a joint venture in China, Wallbox FAWSN Charging Systems Co Ltd., with a production plant dedicated to sales in the Chinese market. The company intends to use the funds to drive international growth in China and North America and to continue expanding technology innovation and R&D.

• Cabify

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2023

  Cabify operates a ride‑hailing platform across more than 40 cities in Spain and Latin America. The company is focused on profitable growth while prioritising sustainable urban mobility, pursuing progressive decarbonisation and fleet electrification. Cabify aims for 100% zero‑emission trips on its platform by 2025 in Spain and by 2030 in Latin America. It recently incorporated 200 new electric cars in Madrid, operated by group subsidiary Vecttor. Cabify reports a pronounced global growth rate of over 30 percent. Financially, the company has raised $584.1 million to date, including a $110 million round in March last year. Cabify is a Madrid-based international multi-mobility company offering urban transportation services across Spain and Latin America. The company says it will use new capital to drive expansion into more cities in Spain and Latin America and to increase market share in its existing countries. Management plans to multiply revenues by three over the next three years as part of its strategic plan. Cabify reported an estimated turnover for 2022 that is 24% higher than in 2019 and 32% higher than in 2021. The company intends to expand to more than 25 cities across Latin America and Spain. Leadership frames the financing as support from strategic partners to accelerate delivery of its plan and create long-term value for investors and cities where it operates. Cabify operates a ride-hailing and multi-mobility platform across Spain and multiple Latin American markets. The company reports more than 42 million users and 1.2 million collaborating drivers and taxi drivers. Cabify is pursuing a fleet decarbonisation plan that targets a zero-emission fleet in Spain by 2025 and worldwide by 2030. To support that plan, it will deploy 1,400 electric vehicles in Spain and build the necessary charging infrastructure. The company secured a €40 million loan from the European Investment Bank to finance the decarbonisation project. The EIB financing is aligned with its Sustainable Development Goals work and supports investments in automotive and charging infrastructure to improve emission-free urban mobility where Cabify operates. Cabify operates a mobile ride-hailing platform that expanded from Madrid into multiple countries across Latin America and Iberia. The company’s digital model enables traceability of operations and transactions, reduces friction through technology, and supports compliance with regulatory and legal frameworks. Cabify reports more than 1,000 direct employees and offers self-employment opportunities to hundreds of thousands of driver partners. It aims to increase access to transport in Latin American cities while promoting social and environmental benefits, gender equality, and financial inclusion for drivers. Specific operational goals include reducing carbon emissions by lowering the average age of its fleet, increasing the number of women drivers, and improving drivers’ employment conditions, including help obtaining social benefits. The company is part of Maxi Mobility and continues to develop its platform across the region. Cabify is a Spain-based ride-hailing mobile app that provides on-demand transportation services across Latin America, Spain and Portugal. The company reports 13 million users globally. Its core product is a mobile app for ride-hailing. CEO Juan de Antonio said the fresh capital will be used to improve operations in existing markets. Financially, Cabify was valued at $1.4 billion after the latest raise and had previously secured $100 million nine months earlier. The company intends to use the funds to compete more efficiently against rivals such as Uber.

• Bcas

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2023

  Bcas operates a fintech platform focused on financing education across executive education, master's programs, vocational training and bootcamps in Europe. Its financing model uses an FEI-backed guarantee to expand lending capacity and make terms more accessible and flexible for students. Bcas evaluates risk using a data-driven methodology that incorporates student employability metrics to approve credit to profiles underserved by traditional lenders. Students repay loans once employed, with installments adapted to their income and flexible conditions. The FEI agreement is expected to enable Bcas to reach over 14,000 new students by mobilizing up to €72 million in financing capacity. Company leadership frames the initiative as building a financial layer to support the education economy at scale and to address demand for high-skill digital, technological and management roles.

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