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€45M for emprendetur R&D&I grants

€45M for emprendetur R&D&I grants

Minetur has approved the Emprendetur R+D+i programme for innovative projects in the tourism sector. This programme is divided into two sub-programmes: Empredetur I+D (€10M) and Emprendetur Desarrollo de Productos Innovadores (€35M). The grants will be in the form of...

M&A in sausage companies to grow in the American market: Cañigueral and Espuña

"The United States is an interesting market for exporting sausages. Distribution is very fragmented, it is possible to sell at a price at which producers and distributors make money, and there are few Spanish exporters who have a long-term strategic plan to enter the USA. Moreover, there is a high sales potential because people want to eat different things".

Wallapop, Letgo and HallStreet: M&A Spanish companies to gain strength in international market

Wallapop, Letgo and HallStreet: M&A Spanish companies to gain strength in international market

Spanish technology companies want to make the leap into the international market and to do so they are merging with each other to gain strength or are carrying out M&A operations with foreign companies. In April, in addition to the big purchase of Privalia by Vente Privée, we have seen other operations such as the merger between Wallapop and Letgo in the US or the purchase of the Spanish company HallStreet by TimeOut.

Bionaturis buys Zip Solutions from Inveready

Bionaturis buys Zip Solutions from Inveready

The Bionaturis Group continues its growth process through acquisitions and has decided to acquire Zip, specialised in the development of technologies for the production of peptides and recombinant proteins with applications in the biotechnological, pharmaceutical, veterinary and industrial sectors.

Augmented reality, already a reality for international investors, is gradually arriving in Spain.

Augmented reality, already a reality for international investors, is gradually arriving in Spain.

Two days ago we learned that the video game chain Game bought the augmented reality company Ads Reality, the big tech companies like Facebook and Microsoft are investing a lot of money in the sector and companies like MagicLeap, which has not yet released any product on the market, has raised more than $1.42B. In Spain, a good number of startups have embarked on the adventure of developing products and technologies based on Virtual and Augmented Reality.

Innovations in the energy storage sector

The energy storage industry is seeing an increase in terms of new and innovative products, partly due to the entry of large companies from different sectors entering the energy storage sector. Among the benefits of energy storage are that in addition to storing electricity that is not consumed at the time of generation, they facilitate greater integration of renewables, help reduce line congestion, improve the quality of electricity supply and optimise the consumption curve.

IBM, Orange and Prosegur invest in cybersecurity

Cybersecurity has become a sector of great interest to investors in recent years. Valuable company information is migrating to digital channels and the cloud and companies are experiencing data breaches that can have many consequences for their business. From 2011 to 2015 the number of funding rounds in the cybersecurity space has doubled from 166 to 332 and the volume has increased from $1.1B in 2011 to $3.8B in 2015.

Which "fashion" receives funding? E-commerce and niches such as children's and men's.

Yesterday we learned that Global Fashion Group has received €300M in a round led by the giant Rocket Internet, which wants to consolidate its "fashion" division. Spain is also investing in online fashion startups, in recent months, in addition to the purchase of Privalia by Vente-privee, we have detected several companies in the fashion world in niches such as children's clothing or menswear that have received funding, such as Offemily and Fashiop.

New Venture Capital Funds: N+1 and Capitana Ventures

New Venture Capital Funds: N+1 and Capitana Ventures

In 2016 venture capital and private equity raised €1,481M in new funds. This year 2016 seems to continue to meet the favourable conditions for fundraising: liquidity in the markets, interest from international LPs in VC&PE firms and support for the sector through public funds of funds (Innvierte and Fond-ICO global). We have recently heard about new fundraising: N+1 has raised €400M for its new fund and Capitana Ventures Partners is raising new funds for Capitana Tech Fund.