Suma Capital, an investment firm specialized in decarbonization technologies, has joined DeepTech Alliance, a European network that connects industrial corporations, investors, and companies in the field of advanced technologies. 

This step is part of Suma Capital’s strategy to strengthen its exposure to industrially applicable technologies, facilitating access to opportunities in areas such as artificial intelligence applied to industry, energy decarbonization, circular economy, and sustainable mobility. 

DeepTech Alliance (DTA) is a private alliance of 18 leading European deep tech hubs linked to top universities and institutions. Its goal is to connect science-based startups and scaleups with corporations and investors to accelerate the validation of new technologies in real-world environments and support their international scaling. DTA develops various programs organized by strategic verticals (Manufacturing, Energy, Utilities, Building, Next-Gen Compute, etc.), enabling corporations and investors to gain structured access to highly relevant startups addressing their technological challenges. 

With this membership, Suma Capital expands its presence in the international innovation community and explores, together with other investors, co-investment and collaboration opportunities related to technologies aligned with the ecological transition. 

Josep Miquel Torregrosa, Partner at SC Venture within Suma Capital, states: “Joining DeepTech Alliance strengthens our connection with the international deep tech investment ecosystem, allowing us to broaden our access to industrially applicable technologies that accelerate the ecological transition, while reinforcing our collaborative approach.” 

With this step, Suma Capital consolidates its position as a European investor committed to sustainability-driven innovation, further expanding its access to international networks and new opportunities in advanced technologies.