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Glovo
Glovo is a Barcelona-based on-demand delivery platform founded in 2015 by Oscar Pierre and Sacha Michaud. The app enables users to order food, groceries, pharmacy items, and courier services with rapid delivery, operating across more than 25 countries in Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and Africa. In 2022, German delivery giant Delivery Hero acquired a majority stake, valuing Glovo at approximately EUR 2.3 billion. The company has built a strong presence in markets underserved by competitors like Uber Eats and Deliveroo, and has invested heavily in quick-commerce through its own dark stores. Glovo is Spain's most prominent tech unicorn and a key reference point for Barcelona's startup ecosystem.
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GOGOA
Basque Country medical robotics company developing AI-powered exoskeletons for neurological rehabilitation. Its devices combine neuromodulation techniques with wearable robotics to help patients with stroke, spinal cord injury, or multiple sclerosis regain walking ability under clinical supervision. Featured at VivaTech 2026 in Paris.
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Heura Foods
Heura Foods is a Barcelona-based plant-based protein company that creates Mediterranean-inspired meat alternatives — chicken, burgers, sausages — using its proprietary Good Rebel Tech platform. Founded in 2017 by food activists Marc Coloma and Bernat Añaños, it reached €38M in sales in 2024 on 35% Southern European growth and became EBITDA-positive for the first time in Q1 2026. Backed by a €20M EIB financing package, the company is expanding into B2B white-label production and diversifying into plant-based cheese, cold cuts, and protein pasta across Spain, Portugal, Italy, and France.
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Holaluz
Holaluz is a green-energy retailer selling 100% renewable electricity to residential and business customers across Spain. It also installs rooftop solar and buys back surplus energy, driving a consumer-led 'Rooftop Revolution.' Listed on BME Growth (HLZ) since 2019.
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Holded
Holded is an all-in-one cloud business-management platform for SMBs, unifying invoicing, accounting, CRM, inventory, HR/payroll and project management in one interface. It became Spain's fastest-growing cloud ERP and accounting platform. Acquired by Visma in 2021 (€120M).
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Idoven
Idoven is a Madrid-based digital health startup that uses AI to transform ECG analysis and cardiovascular diagnostics. Its Willem™ platform analyses 50,000 heartbeats in 60 seconds, identifying 86 electrical heart conditions that represent 90% of common cardiac problems — reaching 96.4% accuracy for atrial fibrillation detection. Founded in 2019 by Manuel Marina Breysse, José María Lillo Castellano, and Íñigo Juantegui, the company raised €18.5M Series A co-led by Insight Partners and Northzone with Wayra participation. Idoven operates B2B through hospitals, pharmaceutical trials, and healthcare systems, and employs 71 people as of early 2026.
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Insylo
Insylo is a Girona-based agritech company that makes a patented, solar-powered 3D camera sensor for monitoring animal feed silos, capturing photographs, volume and weight, temperature, and humidity data every hour. Its web, mobile and API apps give farms and feed mills real-time visibility to prevent feed stock-outs, urgent deliveries, and over-ordering, and to automate accurate order deliveries. The company, legally Insylo Technologies S.L.U., positions its technology as helping the feed and livestock supply chain digitise and become more efficient and sustainable.
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Internxt
Internxt (Internxt Universal Technologies SL) is a Valencia-based encrypted cloud storage company positioning itself as a European privacy-first alternative to US tech giants. Its zero-knowledge, post-quantum encrypted suite includes Internxt Drive, Antivirus, VPN, Cleaner, Meet, Mail, and Photos, built on open-source, independently audited code so that only the user holds the keys to their data. Internxt has received the Deloitte Fast 50 Award recognising Europe's fastest-growing companies.
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Job&Talent
Job&Talent is a Madrid-born AI-powered workforce management platform connecting businesses with temporary and essential workers at scale. Founded in 2009 by Juan Urdiales and Felipe Navío, it has evolved into Europe's largest tech-enabled staffing marketplace, handling real-time shift planning, attendance, and worker retention. In April 2025 the company raised €92M at a €1.3B valuation — backed by Atomico, BlackRock, Kinnevik, and Goldman Sachs — to accelerate AI agents for workforce reliability. Total funding exceeds $1.2B, and the platform operates across Spain, the UK, Germany, France, and the US.
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Kantox
Kantox is a Barcelona-founded currency management automation company whose FX risk management software helps finance teams automate foreign exchange workflows, including dynamic hedging, dynamic pricing across currencies, in-house FX netting, payments and collections, and hedge accounting. It serves industries such as travel, adtech, logistics, food, chemicals, pharma, and manufacturing, and has grown to more than 200 people across offices in Barcelona and London. As of July 2023, Kantox is a BNP Paribas company but continues to operate independently under its own brand.
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Keybotic
Keybotic (Keybotic S.L.) is a Barcelona-based robotics company, headquartered at the Parc Tecnologic Barcelona Activa, building Keyper, an autonomous robot-dog for industrial inspection. Keyper patrols facilities, navigates 3D-mapped routes, and uses visual, thermal, and acoustic sensing with AI to detect gas leaks, thermal anomalies, and equipment failures in real time, targeting chemicals, oil and gas, energy and utilities, mining, and research facilities. The company's technology won first prize at the DARPA Robotics Challenge and it has been awarded a Eureka Eurostars grant for advanced robotic solutions.
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Lingokids
Lingokids is a kids edtech platform offering a safe, ad-free 'Playlearning' environment for children aged 2-8, combining games, songs and interactive activities to teach English and life skills. It serves over 10 million families globally with in-house content and COPPA Plus certification.
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Ocean Ecostructures
Ocean Ecostructures is a Barcelona-based bluetech company that turns maritime infrastructure such as port walls and offshore structures into Nature Positive spaces using biomimetic micro-reef technology combined with sensors and AI-based monitoring. Its solutions, deployed in ports, marinas, and offshore sites, are designed to regenerate marine ecosystems without interfering with port operations, and the company reports its technology can multiply biodiversity up to six times compared with standard concrete surfaces. Banco Sabadell's BStartup, Ship2B Ventures, and Inclimo Climate Tech are among its shareholders.
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OnTruck
OnTruck is a digital road-freight marketplace connecting shippers with truck operators, with instant pricing, real-time tracking and automated payments. It focuses on short-haul routes and uses AI to cut empty kilometres and emissions across Spain and France.
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Onum
Onum is a real-time telemetry-pipeline platform that ingests, enriches, filters and routes large volumes of security and observability data before it reaches a SIEM or data lake, cutting storage costs and speeding incident response. Acquired by CrowdStrike in 2025.
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Paack
Paack (Paack Logistics Iberia, S.L.U.) is a Barcelona-based last-mile delivery company that helps e-commerce retailers offer scheduled, time-slotted parcel deliveries, giving customers control over the date and time window for their orders. Its logistics operations cover package reception, sorting, route planning, and delivery, positioning the service as a more sustainable and predictable alternative to traditional courier delivery for ground transportation and parcel companies.
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Payflow
Payflow is an earned-wage-access fintech letting employees draw down accrued salary at any time during the month at no cost, with employers paying a platform fee. It has grown into a financial-wellness app serving 800+ companies and 500,000 employees across Spain, Portugal, Peru and Colombia.
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Pharmacelera
Pharmacelera is a Barcelona-based computational drug discovery company headquartered at the Parc Cientific de Barcelona, combining computer-aided drug design, AI and machine learning, and high-performance computing to explore larger and more diverse chemical space. Its software suite, including PharmScreen, exaScreen, and PharmQSAR, helps pharma and biotech companies with target identification, hit identification, hit-to-lead, and lead optimization by finding novel hits and improving ligand binding properties. Clients referenced on its site include Sanifit Laboratoris and Wren Therapeutics.
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PLD Space
Elche-based private launch company developing the Miura family of reusable rockets. Miura 1 completed Spain's first private suborbital rocket flight in October 2023, making PLD Space the first European private company to successfully fly a rocket. Miura 5, a small orbital launcher, targets commercial payloads for the global new-space market.
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Qida
Qida (Grupo Qida) is a Spanish home care platform for elderly people, offering flexible caregiver services from a few hours a week to permanent live-in 24/7 care, plus weekend respite care covering hygiene, medication, meals, and companionship. Each family is paired with an experienced caregiver, a personal case manager, and a healthcare team, and the service is delivered with 365-day availability. Qida operates from offices in Sabadell (Barcelona), Madrid, Bilbao, and Pamplona, serving the regions of Catalonia, Madrid, the Basque Country, and Navarra.
