Participated · Series A · Jun 2026

Founded in Barcelona, Zazume provides a platform that digitises and streamlines residential rental management by combining proprietary technology, AI and embedded financial services. The company works with property owners and real estate agencies to professionalise and consolidate fragmented rental portfolios across Spain. Zazume currently manages around 3,500 properties and expects to exceed 5,000 by the end of the year. It recently reached financial break-even and is pursuing growth from a position of operational sustainability. Zazume's near-term plans emphasise acquiring regional property management portfolios from smaller agencies, and it has already acquired Zaragoza-based Landa Propiedades. The company will also deploy capital toward sales and marketing to grow its customer base and strengthen agency relationships.

Led · Seed · Mar 2026

Amelia is focused on bringing a fully digital approach to solar construction, positioning itself as a pioneer in what it calls the “era of digital solar construction.” The company’s product suite centers on software-enabled processes that streamline how solar installations are planned and executed. While detailed operating metrics such as revenue, customer count, or installations completed have not been disclosed, Amelia’s recent fundraise signals early-stage momentum. The €5 million seed round provides the startup with its first institutional capital base, giving it resources to build out its platform and scale commercialization efforts. Amelia emphasizes that this financing milestone underlines market appetite for digital transformation within the solar sector. No prior funding rounds, geographic headquarters, or founding year were mentioned in the materials reviewed.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

Founded in January 2024, Cofers offers a software-as-a-service platform that connects to multiple banks, entities and systems to give companies full, real-time visibility over cash flow. Its technology automates SAT reconciliation, intelligently categorizes bank movements and delivers AI-driven financial analytics to improve decision making. By layering connectivity where traditional banking links are weak, the product modernizes liquidity management for mid-market businesses in Mexico. Cofers plans to use newly raised capital to add AI-powered payment automation and financial forecasting tools, further boosting back-office efficiency for finance teams. The startup has already been named to the “100 startups early stage de Mexico” list, underscoring local market traction and recognition. While revenue or user figures were not disclosed, the company has now closed two funding rounds, positioning it to accelerate product development and customer acquisition.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Bookline develops AI-driven voice agents that answer phone calls, verify real-time availability, book and confirm reservations, handle multiple languages, and send automated WhatsApp reminders for hotels, restaurants and campgrounds. The Barcelona-based startup already serves more than 1,700 hospitality clients and, in 2024 alone, its technology processed over €100 million in restaurant reservations and handled requests worth more than €350 million for hotels, tallying more than 10 million customer interactions to date. Management plans to use its proprietary conversational AI to become the strategic partner of choice for hospitality and mobility companies across Europe and Latin America. With fresh capital, the company will accelerate expansion into the UK, Italy, France, Portugal, Mexico, Colombia and Chile, while enlarging its team and deepening product integrations with leading reservation engines. Bookline positions its service as a way to boost profitability by freeing staff from routine calls and capturing incremental bookings. The firm’s traction and sizeable transaction volumes underscore its potential for continued growth.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Founded in 2021, Vidext operates a fully online video-production studio that converts text into customized, professional videos through artificial intelligence. The platform allows enterprises to automate repetitive content-creation tasks, boost efficiency, and surface actionable insights for faster decision-making. Vidext reports 350 % year-over-year growth and more than €2 million in annual recurring revenue, serving over 250 customers that include Iberdrola, Loewe, Mapfre, ISDIN, Yves Rocher and Daiichi-Sankyo. With fresh capital, the company plans to launch a new AI product aimed at marketing and sales teams to streamline workflows and eliminate administrative overhead. A sizeable waitlist already exists for this forthcoming solution, signaling strong market demand. Vidext also intends to open operations in the United Kingdom in 2025 and prepare for entry into the United States in 2026, positioning itself as a global player in enterprise AI automation.