Oroi, a San Sebastián-based startup backed by Clave Capital specializing in extended reality (XR) solutions for the social and healthcare sector, has announced the acquisition of Kaleido VR, a company headquartered in the Czech Republic.
This transaction represents the company’s third acquisition and consolidates a strategy of inorganic growth carried out in a progressive and sustainable manner, following the integrations of FeelU (France, 2024) and VR Pharma (Spain, 2025).
With this integration, Oroi expands its client network in the social and healthcare sector to more than 1,000 customers and strengthens its position as a leading European platform in the social sector and the Silver Economy. The company now operates in Spain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, and also has distributors in the United States and Australia.
The integration of the Kaleido VR team enables Oroi to increase its client base in the social, healthcare and care sectors, adding new technological capabilities and strong local expertise. The company offers its own proprietary technology platform and content, designed to meet the needs of professionals and users in this field.
“This transaction allows us to accelerate our European growth and reinforce our commitment to the social sector. We are integrating talent and local expertise while preserving the identity of each team and strengthening our platform and content,” say Iñaki Aramburu and Jorge Maylin, founders and managing directors of Oroi.
Marek Háša, founder of Kaleido VR, adds: “Joining Oroi gives us access to new markets and technological resources that will allow us to grow faster while maintaining our team and our way of working. This integration strengthens our mission to improve the lives of the social groups we serve in Central Europe.”
Jiří Kubíček, Managing Director of Kaleido VR, notes: “At the same time, this step enables us to immediately expand the range of solutions available to our local clients — especially in physical exercise, cognitive stimulation and immersive virtual travel experiences — while maintaining the same level of service and the close relationships that have always defined Kaleido.”
Kaleido VR contributes not only therapeutic and care solutions, but also VR-based training programs, further expanding Oroi’s capabilities to address new needs in the social and education sectors.
With this third acquisition, Oroi continues to consolidate its international growth strategy, combining in-house development with the integration of specialized companies in different countries. The company is strengthening its presence in Europe and its ability to deliver integrated solutions to clients in international markets, positively impacting the emotional, physical and cognitive well-being of thousands of users worldwide.
According to its strategic plan for the coming years, Oroi expects to continue growing through a combination of organic development and further acquisitions, in a market currently undergoing consolidation. This strategy is supported by the company’s strong growth, having increased its revenue by nearly 170%.
Oroi thus consolidates a growth model built in Gipuzkoa, demonstrating that a local team can lead an international consolidation process in an emerging technology sector.