Series A Funded Startups in Spain
Disclosed deal sizes in Spain’s Series A list cluster tightly around the teens: the largest disclosed round is Quibim’s $50M (2025-01-28), and it sits well…
Disclosed deal sizes in Spain’s Series A list cluster tightly around the teens: the largest disclosed round is Quibim’s $50M (2025-01-28), and it sits well above the rest of the disclosed amounts (e.g., $28M for ONUM on 2024-04-10 and $25M for Pangea Aerospace on 2025-03-18). Several biotech/AI-leaning companies also appear, but the strongest date concentration is mid-2025, where multiple rounds land between March and September 2025 (Pangea Aerospace $25M on 2025-03-18; HolaCamp $11M on 2025-03-14; LuxQuanta $9M on 2025-10-17; Reveni $9M on 2025-09-29).
Geographically, Barcelona is the most repeated city (e.g., Dost 2025-11-23 $8M; Aortyx 2025-06-12 $16M; Shakers lists Madrid, but many others are Barcelona-based), while undisclosed funding recurs (2 of 50 entries show “undisclosed”: Goin on 2025-02-05 and indigitall on 2024-04-25; WAISENSE is also “undisclosed” on 2023-09-01). Rounds span 2022-11-22 (Ukio) through the most recent date shown, 2025-11-23 (Dost), with 50 rows total.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed Series A in this Spain list, and how extreme is it versus the next-largest disclosed deals?
Quibim’s $50M (2025-01-28) is the only disclosed round in this dataset that reaches $50M. The next-largest disclosed amounts are $28M (ONUM, 2024-04-10) and $25M (Pangea Aerospace, 2025-03-18), so Quibim’s round dwarfs the rest of the disclosed figures.
Do specific cities dominate the geography, or is it broadly distributed across Spain?
Barcelona appears repeatedly across the most recent years—for example Dost ($8M, 2025-11-23), Aortyx ($16M, 2025-06-12), Pangea Aerospace ($25M, 2025-03-18), and HolaCamp ($11M, 2025-03-14). Madrid is also common (Reveni $9M on 2025-09-29; Tuio $17M on 2024-09-19; Tuio and Flanks list Madrid on multiple entries), but Barcelona shows the tighter concentration.
Which part of the timeline is most crowded among these recent Series A closes?
There is notable clustering in 2025, particularly from March through September. Examples include Pangea Aerospace ($25M, 2025-03-18), HolaCamp ($11M, 2025-03-14), Aortyx ($16M, 2025-06-12), Shakers ($16M, 2025-05-13), and Reveni ($9M, 2025-09-29). The dataset spans 2022-11-22 (Ukio) to 2025-11-23 (Dost), but the majority of entries shown are concentrated in 2023–2025.
Are there sector themes that recur, or is the Series A mix highly fragmented?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears across multiple entries: LuxQuanta (2025-10-17, $9M) includes AI; Vidext (2025-09-16, $7M) is AI; Quibim (2025-01-28, $50M) is AI; BRICKBRO (2023-11-02, $5M) is AI; and IOMED (2023-09-12, $11M) is AI. This suggests AI is one of the more persistent themes in the list rather than a one-off.
Which entries are potential outliers because they are the smallest disclosed rounds or have undisclosed amounts?
The smallest disclosed amount is $570K for TECO Mobility (2025-06-01). In parallel, three entries show “undisclosed” amounts: Goin (2025-02-05), indigitall (2024-04-25), and WAISENSE (2023-09-01), making them distinct from the otherwise disclosed range.
How should a buyer interpret the deal-size distribution when some rounds are missing disclosure?
Within the disclosed amounts, the largest round is $50M (Quibim, 2025-01-28), while most disclosed rounds fall below that (e.g., $21M for iPronics on 2025-01-28 and $19M for NOVAMEAT on 2024-09-12). However, at least three rows are “undisclosed” (Goin 2025-02-05; indigitall 2024-04-25; WAISENSE 2023-09-01), so any distributional conclusions have to treat those entries separately.
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