Led · Series B · May 2026

Founded in 2020, Cosmico is an HR-tech group organized as a holding with several verticals (Cosmico, Creative Harbour, Play New) operating in Italy and Spain. The company runs a marketplace and a suite of services across four business areas: Factory (talent representation), Agency (brand–creator talent matching), Studio (production of original content) and Originals (proprietary editorial channels such as FuoriBrief and Clickbait). Cosmico reported €24M in revenue in 2025, a 109% increase over 2024, and is targeting €100M by 2028. The group claims a community of more than 35,000 digital professionals, over 300 clients (including NTT Data, Accenture, Deloitte Digital, Huawei and others), and around 110 people across Milan and Madrid. Recent corporate activity includes the acquisition of 100% of Flatmates, completed alongside the Series B. The company plans to use the Series B proceeds to expand operations and accelerate development efforts.

Led · Equity · May 2026

Founded in 2018, A-Cube builds an API-first platform that connects business systems, financial institutions, and public administrations to manage tax and document flows within a single interoperable architecture. Its technology supports real-time electronic invoicing, e-reporting, and compliance across multiple regulatory environments. The company aims to evolve from a compliance solution into a broader technology layer for integrated digital trade, aligning tax, financial, and operational data. With the new €4 million funding, A-Cube plans to accelerate platform development, integrate AI capabilities, and expand into adjacent digital tax reporting areas. The company is targeting stronger market presence across key European jurisdictions in response to harmonisation efforts and rollout of continuous transaction control models.

Participated · Series B · Apr 2026

Founded in Barcelona in 2020 by Francesc Font, Bea Mesas and Joaquim Mach, Incapto operates a vertically integrated coffee-as-a-service model combining in-house roasting, connected hardware and a digital subscription platform. Its IoT-enabled machines send usage data back to the platform, which the company uses to optimise delivery timing, personalise selections across nine-plus origins, and automate reorders. Inventory is presold through subscriptions prior to roasting, and the service targets both households and office customers as an alternative to capsule systems. Incapto positions itself as a technology-enabled service company blending hardware, software and subscriptions, competing with both subscription coffee services (e.g., Pact Coffee, Trade Coffee, Bottomless) and premium machine makers (e.g., Nespresso, De'Longhi, Jura). The company has stated that the fresh-bean subscription model reduces capsule waste and can be more cost-effective than traditional capsule systems. Financially, the business has raised about €16 million to date, including the newly closed €10 million Series B.

Led · Equity · Apr 2026

TeiaCare develops a proprietary platform, Ancelia, that uses optical sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor residential care environments and convert data into actionable insights for care staff. The company targets nursing homes, rehabilitation centres, and dementia care units and currently serves more than 150 clients across over 200 facilities, covering about 75,000 residents. Founded in 2018 by Guido Magrin and Luca Iozzia, TeiaCare is expanding its product scope toward broader healthcare and home care settings. With the new funding, it plans to scale its business model, enhance its Data, Spatial, and Care Intelligence capabilities, and begin international expansion focused initially on France and Spain.

Led · Equity · Jan 2026

Carol offers an integrated digital platform that delivers a wide range of healthcare and well-being services to companies for their employee welfare initiatives. Its core solution connects employees with medical, mental-health, and wellness resources through a unified interface, streamlining access to care and preventive services. The company is expanding its capabilities through strategic M&A, having just acquired mental-health provider Mindwork and corporate nutrition service Welfood to deepen its service stack. Management plans to use its newly raised capital to integrate these acquisitions, enrich the product suite, and accelerate commercial growth across its corporate customer base. The dual focus on healthcare delivery and welfare benefits positions Carol to capture rising employer demand for comprehensive health programs. Although no specific revenue or user metrics were disclosed, the fresh funding gives the company additional runway to scale operations and pursue further product enhancements. The latest financing also strengthens Carol’s balance sheet by combining equity and bank debt.