Goparity exceeds €50 million in impact project investments

Goparity, the ethical finance platform, has reached the milestone of €50 million mobilized for impact projects, thanks to the investments made by its community of more than 55,000 registered users. Since its founding in 2017, the platform has financed 409 projects (20 of them in Spain) in areas such as renewable energy, energy transition, blue economy, sustainable water and land management, social economy, and responsible land use. Of these, 129 loans have already been fully repaid, returning more than €17 million in capital plus interest to investors.

The projects and companies financed through Goparity span 21 countries across three continents: Europe, South America, and Africa. Spain is the second-largest market in terms of companies that have raised funding through Goparity — with €6.1 million invested in projects carried out in Spain, Colombia, and Mexico — second only to Portugal, whose companies have received €25.9 million in funding. Outside Europe, Colombia leads with €3.4 million invested. Spanish companies funded through Goparity are located in Sabadell, Murcia, Málaga, Madrid, Lleida, Fuente del Jarro, Córdoba, and Barcelona.

Nuno Brito Jorge, CEO and co-founder of Goparity, stated: “After our best year ever in 2024 — when we surpassed €1 million in revenue — we are thrilled to cross the €50 million milestone and to see the results of our strategic push into South America, especially Colombia.”

The 409 projects financed have helped prevent the emission of around 30,000 tons of CO₂ per year and have had a positive impact on the lives of more than 86,000 people.

“The average size of our campaigns has also increased, and we have just launched our largest campaign to date — €1.2 million to finance a Portuguese non-opioid painkiller for chronic pain,” adds Brito. In 2024, the average campaign target on Goparity was around €220,000. In 2025, this figure has risen to around €330,000. Looking ahead, while the platform is financing increasingly larger projects (with an average campaign size of €289,000), Goparity remains committed to supporting smaller-scale projects to close the funding gap in impact finance and stay true to its mission of democratization.

“These milestones show the maturity of our product, but we remain focused on our mission to fund smaller projects that otherwise would not have access to financing,” Brito concludes.

Earlier this year, the platform closed a €2.9 million funding round, again structured as an equity crowdfunding campaign. The raise brought together institutional investors — led by 3XP Global through its Impact Innovation Fund, and joined by Mustard Seed Maze, Schneider Electric Energy Access, Regenerative.eco, and InvestEco Capital Corp — alongside more than 800 private investors from the Goparity community through CrowdCube.

The startup aims to double its total investment volume in less than two years, targeting €100 million invested in sustainable projects by the first quarter of 2027. It plans to strengthen its presence in Spain, Colombia, and Canada (where it has a branch) and to expand into new markets. Individuals interested in supporting impact projects through Goparity can invest from as little as €10. All details are available on the platform’s website.

About Goparity
Goparity is a Portuguese fintech whose mission is to democratize access to sustainable finance by connecting businesses and individuals who want to invest responsibly in projects that generate a positive impact on society and the planet. With more than 55,000 users across 70+ countries, Goparity is fully licensed by the Portuguese Securities Market Commission, allowing it to offer investment opportunities and finance projects anywhere in the European Union under a harmonized framework.

Ranked as one of the three fastest-growing crowdfunding platforms in Europe by Todo Crowdlending, Goparity has raised over €50 million to finance more than 409 projects worldwide, including 20 in Spain. As an alternative to traditional finance, Goparity has generated positive social and environmental impact for nearly 86,000 people, helped create 5,000 jobs, and prevented 30,000 tons of CO₂ emissions every year.