Participated · Series A · Aug 2026

Boldr develops a software and hardware platform—including smart thermostats and connected controls—that gives HVAC contractors visibility and control over installed residential heating and cooling equipment. The company partners with contractors and supply houses (including Bosch-owned Source 1 and Daikin) to deploy and service controls rather than selling directly to homeowners. Its platform is designed to coordinate HVAC systems and eventually batteries, EV chargers and solar to provide flexible capacity to the power grid during periods of high demand. Boldr is initially focused on residential and light commercial HVAC, with plans to expand into central HVAC systems and additional distributed energy assets. The company has raised an oversubscribed $3.2M seed round and a $5M pre-Series A to fund product development and North American distribution expansion.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Kintai provides a technology platform that enables small and medium-sized enterprises to turn accounts receivable into working capital. The company presented its Series A raise publicly via cofounder and CEO Ignasi De Llorens. With the new €10 million Series A led by Barlon Capital and participation from Prosegur, TQ Eurocredit and ICF, Kintai plans to accelerate growth, enhance and expand platform features, and add new talent. The firm emphasizes a technology-driven approach and aims to transform access to financing for SMEs. No revenue, user, founding year or location details were provided in the articles.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2025

Weecover builds APIs and technology solutions that connect insurers and consumer distributors to enable embedded insurance and optimize insurance distribution channels. The platform offers insurance contracting, service and after‑sales operations to cover the entire distribution process. It has begun incorporating generative AI into operational processes to optimize customer service and reduce costs. Clients include retail and financial distributors such as PcComponentes, FNAC, Decathlon and seQura, and insurers including Mapfre, Línea Directa and Lagunaro. The company operates in Spain and in international markets including Portugal, France, Andorra and Mexico. Management says the business will use new funding to boost growth and accelerate international expansion. Weecover provides an API-first, plug-and-play embedded insurance solution that enables full digital underwriting and onboarding and lets merchants offer insurance at point of sale. The platform supports a range of products including mobility, retail, payment protection and health, and integrates with channel and insurance partners both online and offline. The company has formed partnerships with insurers such as Zurich, Catalana Occidente, Allianz, Mapfre, AXA, Segrup and Helvetia, and B2B channel deals with customers including FNAC, SEAT, PC Components, Bip & Drive, Opera, Ray Motors, Garanti Plus, Payin 7 and Payflow. Founded more than two years ago by Jordi Pagés and Rafael Gallardo and headquartered in Barcelona, Weecover emphasizes technology as its differentiator and plans ongoing technological renewal. The team has won the Insurtech and Most Scalable Startup awards at the 2021 South Summit. Management said the funding will be used to expand in European markets and to attract talent to strengthen the organisation.

Led · Series C · Aug 2024

MolecuLight develops a point-of-care fluorescence imaging device that detects elevated levels of bacteria in wounds, surgical sites, and other injuries. Its multi-modal tool combines bacterial detection, wound measurement, and imaging capabilities in a single device. The system integrates with electronic medical records, streamlines workflows, and improves documentation accuracy. By enabling clinicians to identify and quantify bacteria, MolecuLight aims to optimize treatment plans, accelerate healing, and reduce the risk of complications. The company is led by CEO Anil Amlani and recently completed a Series C financing to support wider patient access to its technology. MolecuLight commercializes a proprietary fluorescent imaging platform for real-time detection and localization of elevated bacterial loads in wounds. Its commercial products include the point-of-care handheld MolecuLight i:X and DX fluorescence imaging systems and associated accessories, which also provide digital wound measurement. The platform is being commercialized across multiple clinical markets. MolecuLight sells its devices in North America through a direct sales and clinical applications team and internationally via 15 specialized distributors across 18 countries. Led by CEO Anil Amlani, the company intends to use proceeds from a recent financing to support continued global expansion to meet customer demand for its devices. The financing amount was undisclosed in the article; no revenue or user metrics were provided.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2018

Cognigo builds an AI- and machine-learning-driven data protection platform that uses pre-trained language models for data classification to help enterprises protect critical data and prevent personally identifiable information from leaking. Its models are trained to detect document categories such as payslips, patents, NDAs and contracts, and organizations can supply their own data samples to further train and customize the models. The company says the system requires minimal human intervention—only a single day for systems configuration—and can operate largely without hands-on management thereafter. Cognigo positions the product to help customers achieve GDPR compliance in days instead of months. The startup announced an $8.5 million Series A and plans to use the proceeds to expand R&D, marketing, and sales teams to grow market presence and product awareness.