Investments

Kompyte, a startup company redefining the competitive intelligence (CI) software category, has successfully raised $3 million in funding from Caixa Capital Risc, Adara Ventures and Swanlaab Venture Factory, along with other existing investors. The company provides revolutionary software that automates competitive research and reporting, so their customers can monitor competitors in real-time and adjust their strategy to best compete.

April breaks a new record with respect to the accumulated public investments in Spanish startups and is placed as the second highest monthly figure in the last four years in terms of investment: 280 million Euro, surpassed only by the 439 million Euro of August 2018 thanks to the stratospheric round of Letgo.

The round was led by Lakestar, with existing early investors Nauta Capital and Seedrocket 4Founders Capital also contributing.

The newspaper El Referente launches through its English magazine, StartupsReal, the platform’s first paid report, which analyzes the evolution of investment in Spain over the last three years (2016 to 2018). The report also identifies and thoroughly details the 100 most active Spanish investment funds and investors in recent years.

Playtomic, Spain’s biggest sports ecosystem, has obtained 6 millions in an international round to continue working in the digitalization of the sector and the sport’s socialisation.

In less than 2 years Bdeo has established presence in Europe and Latin America, collaborating with the main insurance companies in these markets, such as Mutua Madrileña and Zurich in Spain, Fidelidade in Portugal and BBVA Bancomer in Mexico.

Red Points announced that it has closed a financing round of $38M that takes the company’s total capital to $64M, consolidating its global position in brand protection on the Internet.

The month closed with a total of thirteen investment operations for a total amount of €11.32 million.

Apodemia, the Madrid company dedicated to the sale of original design jewelery, has closed an investment of €440,400 in 2019. The last round included ten investors from different business areas such as banking, real estate and retail who have been closely associated with the brand since the beginning.

The fund created by South Summit, together with Red Capital Partners, will invest 6 million euros per year among the hundred finalist startups of South Summit 2019.