Berria Bikes, a Spanish company specialized in high-performance bicycles, reaffirmed its ambitious international expansion plan with the entry of Suma Capital as a shareholder.
Read moreSuma Capital and Enion team up to strengthen the ENION I Energy Fund by integrating ESG and impact investment best practices and to provide it with a larger volume of assets under management, bringing its final close to €40M.
Read moreSuma Capital enters the capital of GO Talents with a 40% stake in order to promote its ambitious business plan that seeks to consolidate the company as a leader in the sector, as well as to prepare the organisation for future growth and the integration of ESG policies in the business.
Read moreSuma Capital participates as a strategic partner in the innovative and pioneering Pro-Bono Private Equity programme, promoted by the AYO Foundation and Attalea Partners, which aims to connect companies with high social impact with relevant players in the Private Equity market.
Read moreSuma Capital has become a shareholder of Gunni & Trentino, a leading company in the interior design and decoration of luxury homes, with the aim of boosting its expansion plan.
Read moreIn November 2019, Suma Capital acquired a 55% stake in the Implika Group, a Spanish leader in blended job training with over 10,000 registered students the previous year.
Read moreSC Growth Fund II enters Turris‘ shareholding alongside Realza Capital, which takes a majority stake through which it exits Suma Capital‘s predecessor fund, SC Growth Fund I, which entered as a shareholder in November 2017 alongside its co-investor Enerhold F.O.
Read moreMengual, a distributor of hardware goods for industry professionals, has allowed Suma Capital to join its shareholders in order to boost its ambitious expansion plan in Spain. CEO Carlos Mengual will maintain his majority stake in the company and lead the business’s growth from its headquarters in Granollers, Barcelona.
Read moreThe e-commerce company Atrapamuebles has welcomed Suma Capital as a minority shareholder with a 40% stake to support its growth.
Read moreBarcelona City Council, through Barcelona Activa, presented the Barcelona Accelera municipal venture capital programme’s results at the 4YFN show.
Read moreThe industrial company Ziacom Medical, founded in 2004, has given Suma Capital a 40% stake in its shareholding, with the aim of supporting an ambitious expansion plan.
Read moreAs part of the celebrations for its 250th anniversary and its partnership with the Mobile World Capital Foundation, the Catalan employers’ association Foment del Treball Nacional held the “Innovation and Scalability for the New Generations” meeting on a stand at the Mobile World Congress (MWC)
Read moreSuma Capital has acquired 40% of the shareholding of A Contracorriente Films to boost its growth and place the company among the leading independent audiovisual content distribution companies in Europe.
Read moreThe SC Growth Fund II, the fourth investment vehicle that we have promoted at Suma Capital after SC Growth Fund I and the funds SC Climate Fund I and II aimed at fighting climate change, has reached its final closure with 160 million euros, about 30% above the target size
Read moreCaher Group, leader agency in the integral management of the point of sale in the consumer goods, pharmaceutical, hotel and catering, technology, toys, and textile sectors, continues to grow despite the difficulties posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreSuma Capital has been chosen as one of the six venture capital funds to receive part of the €10 million earmarked for the ‘Barcelona Accelera’ programme to dynamise the city’s entrepreneurial ecosystem and promote post Covid-19 recovery.
Read moreGermans Homs, a benchmark in the sector of machinery, scaffolding, prefabricated modules and structures for hire with its headquarters in Mataró (Barcelona), kicked off 2021 with a new push for its growth plan.
Read moreSuma Capital was one of the companies to take part in a study conducted by RSM Spain about different perspectives from risk capital funds in Spain, the results of which were announced in a webinar entitled “Risk capital perspectives in Spain in the time of COVID-19”.
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