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2.7M seed round for BCN3D and its 3D printers

Catalan startup BCN3D, an expert in 3D printing technology, has received a €2.7 million seed funding round. Its aim is to increase production and reduce the delivery times that limited the company. In a more generalised study of company sales, we look at the most recent deals in the 3D printer sector.

Nemotec sells 81% stake to partner Biotech Dental

We are looking at the transaction between Nemotec and Biotech Dental. Their recent years as partners have led to the sale of Nemotec's 81%, a manufacturer of diagnostic software for dental specialties. We also analyse the global sector with their most recent exits.

Biotech company DNActive receives a €372,500 round of funding

DNActive, which specialises in the development of genetic tests and the manufacture of products based on the genetics of patients, has recently received a round of funding. Its investor has been the crowdfunding platform SociosInversores.com, which has injected 372,500 euros. Following this analysis, we have decided to investigate the biotechnology sector with the most outstanding company sales in 2019.

Workday and its key growth drivers

Workday is a company with more than 10 years of experience in the development of ERP systems for finance, planning and human resources. In this study on company valuation we will look at the factors that have led to the company's growth and whether the situation is sustainable in the long term.

Jeanology sells company's 39% to Carlile Group

Valencia-based Jeanología is a company with extensive experience in laser and eco-efficient technologies for the textile industry. Its success has led to the sale of the company's 39% to the international management company Carlile Group. In a more specific section we carry out a study on the textile technology sector with the most outstanding company sales.

AvaiBook sells the company's 75% to Idealist

Travel Tech expert Avaibook confirmed last month the sale of its company's 75% to Idealista. Its holiday rental services and its more than 20 synchronised portals such as Booking or Airbnb have motivated this operation. In a more generalised section, we have carried out a study on the most recent sale of companies in the Travel Tech sector.

Spanish startup Badi receives a €26.04M round

In the real estate market we have seen how the Catalan company Badi has received a round of financing at the beginning of 2019. Its objective: to launch itself into new cities such as Berlin or to double its workforce. After analysing the operation, we have carried out a study on company sales operations in the Real Estate sector.

Selling companies in search of loyalty

The Yudonpay application allows you to digitise all the loyalty cards available to you in a single space. More than 600 clubs are part of this free app that is gaining presence in the sector.

We have seen fit to carry out an analysis of company sales in order to observe the sector's investment capacity.

Keensight helps ASTI Mobile Robotics to expand internationally

The French firm Keensight Capital has recently acquired a minority stake in the Spanish company ASTI Mobile Robotics. This company is immersed in the industrial robotics and Industry 4.0 sector, offering automated intralogistics solutions.

The mobile robotics sector has confirmed few sales transactions, but they have been large in volume. Three of them alone have accumulated a total of approximately USD 1 million.

Investments for a better consolidation of Marketing Tech

Investments for a better consolidation of Marketing Tech

The term Martech is the blending of marketing and technology and applies especially to major initiatives, efforts and tools that use technology to achieve marketing goals and objectives. This technology is present in the business world and it is quite common to see investments in companies that are experts in marketing automation.

Round on Keonn to improve its RFID technology

Round on Keonn to improve its RFID technology

The Catalan startup Keonn Technologies has recently received a €1.32 million round of funding. The company is dedicated to the development of radio frequency identification products or commonly known RFID.

Our expert analysts in corporate finance wanted to investigate more about this sector, analysing the most prominent and recent international company sales.