The tech startup HaloTech Digital Services SL has announced the closing of a €10 million funding round at a pre-money valuation of €100 million, with the aim of industrializing its HALO devices, expanding the HaloTech AI platform, and strengthening its presence in new markets such as the U.S., Latin America, and the Middle East.
With this round, the company reinforces its ambition to create a new global standard in occupational risk prevention through IoT and AI technology applied to industrial environments. “This round validates our approach: saving lives with real-time data. It’s a decisive step towards the internationalization of our technology and our SaaS model,” says Manu Marín, CEO and founder.
The round was backed by strategic national and international investors, many of them focused on ESG impact and B2B industries. While most of the names have not been disclosed, the round includes prominent family offices and institutional investors committed to purpose-driven European technology. Marín retains control of the company with more than 70% of the capital, ensuring stable governance and a long-term vision.
New factories, global expansion, and technology with impact
The funds will enable HaloTech to open its own factories or joint ventures in Texas, São Paulo, and Castilla-La Mancha, accelerate its commercial expansion across EMEA, LATAM, and the U.S., scale the rollout of HaloTech AI, and continue evolving its data layer and workplace accident prevention capabilities through AI.
Upcoming technological milestones include voice recognition for device assignment, infrastructure governance (scaffolding, machinery), AI-driven productivity dashboards, and automatic predictive analytics for occupational health and safety.
HaloTech already partners with strategic players such as Telefónica Tech, providing critical connectivity and data security with post-quantum encryption. On the industrial side, the company highlights its global alliance with Acciona and pilots and deployments with Técnicas Reunidas in the Middle East and Spain.
Among its current clients and pilots are major mining, energy, and construction corporations such as Codelco, BHP, Mexican mining giant Grupo Val, FCC, Valoriza, Capiro, Serveo, Emvarias, Celsia, and Sura, as well as local governments including Madrid, Calviá, and Albacete.
With projected revenues exceeding €90 million over the next three years, HaloTech is positioning itself to become a global benchmark in industrial safety. “Our goal is clear: to become the Salesforce of industrial EHS. We are building technology that not only saves lives but transforms how companies manage safety,” Marín concludes.
About HaloTech
HaloTech is a Spanish technology company specializing in industrial safety solutions powered by artificial intelligence and IoT, with the mission of saving lives in work environments. Founded by Manu Marín, creator of LIVALL and former COO of Wallbox, HaloTech has developed its own platform, HaloTech AI, which enables real-time monitoring of workers’ surroundings, behavior, and risks through smart devices and predictive algorithms.
Headquartered in Madrid and operating in more than 20 countries, HaloTech runs on a SaaS 2.0 model (Safety as a Service), helping industries such as mining, energy, construction, and waste management reduce accidents, improve regulatory compliance, and lower costs related to workplace incidents. The company works in partnership with industry leaders like Telefónica Tech, Acciona, and Técnicas Reunidas, and is positioned to become the new global standard in risk prevention.
More information: www.halotechs.com
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