Suma Capital has led the first institutional financing round of Landatu Solar S.L., an innovative company specializing in solutions for solar photovoltaic energy. Through its SC Ventures investment strategy, Suma Capital has added Landatu to its portfolio, supporting the company’s growth and international expansion in a key sector for sustainability and decarbonization. 

Landatu Solar has developed and patented a disruptive support system that optimizes the transport, installation, and maintenance of solar panels, along with a unique software solution for the design of floating solar plants. 

This funding round, which marks Suma Capital’s entry into Landatu Solar’s shareholding, will enable the company to relocate its production to the national level, thus reducing costs and lead times, improving product quality, and enhancing the sustainability of its operations. 

Furthermore, Landatu Solar will accelerate the development of new solutions, including the evolution of its ‘Lamaru’ system, the launch of the ‘Landblock Aquarack’ water deflector, and the first pilot projects of offshore floating solar power. 

This investment falls under SC Venture, Suma Capital’s investment strategy aimed at supporting companies with innovative technologies and high-impact potential in the ecological transition. With this move, the firm reinforces its commitment to decarbonization and the development of clean energy, promoting long-term positive impact on society and the environment. 

Xavier Sanchez, Partner at Suma Capital, stated: “We are very pleased to support Landatu at this stage of its growth. Its innovative approach to floating photovoltaic energy represents a paradigm shift with enormous impact potential for the energy transition and system decarbonization”. 

Cristian Martín, CEO of Landatu Solar, commented: “This funding round allows us to take a major step forward in our mission to make solar energy more efficient, accessible, and sustainable. With the support of Suma Capital and Faraday Ventures, we are ready to scale up production, expand into new markets, and continue innovating with advanced solutions for the photovoltaic sector.” 

Jaime Biel, Managing Partner at Faraday Venture Partners, added: “At Faraday, we constantly seek innovative solutions with high impact potential, and Landatu perfectly fits that vision. Its disruptive technology and international ambition make it a solid bet within the energy transition ecosystem. We are delighted to support them on this journey alongside Suma Capital.”