Qida, the leading provider of services and products for improving quality of life at home for the senior segment, has announced the closing of a €37 million funding round, led by Quadrille Capital and co-led by Asabys (Sabadell Asabys II) and COFIDES, manager of the Social Impact Fund (FIS). The round also includes participation from the U.S.-based Endeavor Catalyst fund and the Catalan Institute of Finance (ICF), reinforcing their commitment to innovative projects with a clear social impact. Existing investors Kibo Ventures, Creas, and Ship2B have reinvested, reaffirming their confidence in the company’s track record and business model.
The capital raised will be allocated to three strategic priorities: growth, technology, and team strengthening. To date, this is the largest social impact investment round ever closed in Spain.
In terms of growth, Qida plans both organic and inorganic expansion, consolidating its presence in major cities across the country. The goal is to continue maximizing the quality of life of the senior population, reaching over 100,000 people, while strengthening public-private collaboration and its social impact.
On the technology front, the company will invest in customer-oriented product development, enhancing artificial intelligence and tools that enable a preventive, proactive, and integrated care model spanning the health and social spheres.
Team strengthening is also a key priority, with strategic hires such as Daniel Alonso, former CPO at Glovo, whose product and management expertise will be fundamental to Qida’s expansion.
“I am extremely proud to have the support of leading public and private funds, as well as all our long-term partners, united under the same mission of maximizing the quality of life of the senior population. This investment not only allows us to grow and consolidate our leadership but also to continue maximizing our social impact,” said Oriol Fuertes, CEO of Qida.
Alejandra Durán Gil, Partner and CIO at Quadrille Capital, added: “We have full confidence in Qida’s business model and growth potential, supported by strong financial discipline and efficient capital management. The company combines technological innovation with a people-centered approach, positioning it as a clear leader in the sector.”
Guillem Masferrer, Partner at Asabys Partners, stated: “Our investment in Qida reinforces our commitment to companies generating real impact in healthcare and people’s lives, promoting a high-quality, preventive, and home-based care model with sustainable growth potential.”
Raúl Sánchez, Director of the Social Impact Fund (FIS) managed by COFIDES, added: “Qida is one of Spain’s benchmark companies in social impact and a clear demonstration that it is possible to be both profitable and socially positive. We believe Qida will successfully transform and improve the healthcare and social care sectors in our country, and we are delighted to support them in this new phase of growth.”
With this operation, Qida moves forward with its goal of quadrupling revenues within three years and consolidating a care model that combines technology, prevention, and human connection, while maximizing its social impact. The company thus reinforces its position as Spain’s leading innovator in social and healthcare services, committed to transforming home care into a more dignified, efficient, and human experience.
Qida is Spain’s leading company in providing home-based support and care for the senior population. Its mission is to help more people live longer and better at home through an innovative model integrating care, prevention, technology, and social-health coordination.
Since its creation, Qida has supported more than 20,000 families and collaborates with both public administrations and private entities to build a more efficient, personalized, and human care system.
As a B Corp and social impact company, Qida promotes a new person-centered care paradigm: providing quality public and private care services, developing prevention programs, applying advanced technology for home care service management (SAD), and acting as an integrator of home-based solutions. Its purpose is clear: to transform the care system in Spain.
www.qida.es
Quadrille Capital is a global investment platform focused on high-growth technology. Over the past 25 years, it has supported successful companies such as Jobandtalent, Homa, and Exoticca in Europe, as well as ezCater, Hinge Health, and Sanas in the United States.
The firm also invests through complementary Secondary and Primary strategies, managing €1.8 billion in assets, with a team of 50 professionals across Paris, New York, and San Francisco.
Asabys Partners is a Barcelona-based venture capital firm focused on innovation in healthcare and life sciences, including biopharma, medtech, and digital health. Founded in 2018 by Josep Ll. Sanfeliu and Clara Campàs, and supported by Alantra with Banco Sabadell as an anchor investor, Asabys aims to back highly innovative and transformative technologies addressing unmet medical needs.
The firm manages over €400 million in assets and has 22 portfolio companies. Asabys acts not just as an investor but as an active, collaborative partner, helping translate disruptive science into meaningful patient outcomes.
The investment in Qida comes from its vehicles Sabadell Asabys Health Innovation Investments II, FCR and Sabadell Asabys Health Innovation Investments 2B, SCR SA.
www.asabys.com
COFIDES is a state-owned company that manages Spanish government financial funds as well as its own and third-party resources for various objectives: the internationalization of the Spanish economy, attracting foreign investment to strategic sectors in Spain, promoting impact investing, and contributing to the development of the countries where it operates.
Alongside the Spanish State as the majority shareholder, Banco Santander, BBVA, Banco Sabadell, and CAF–Development Bank of Latin America are also part of its shareholding structure.
The FIS is a fund created by the Spanish Government under the Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan (PRTR) with resources from NextGenerationEU. Managed by the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration, it is a public financial instrument designed to strengthen the national impact ecosystem by supporting investments in Spanish companies and organizations that generate positive and measurable social and/or environmental impact.
Endeavor is the Global Trust Network of, by, and for entrepreneurs, selecting, supporting, and investing in founders with the highest potential, empowering them to mentor and invest in the next generation through the Endeavor Multiplier Effect™.
To sustain Endeavor’s operations long-term in alignment with its mission, the organization launched Endeavor Catalyst, a rules-based co-investment fund that invests in the same high-growth Endeavor Entrepreneurs it supports. With over $540 million in assets under management and more than 380 investments across 35 countries, Endeavor Catalyst is now one of the leading early-stage funders of startups that have become billion-dollar companies (unicorns) outside the U.S. and China.
https://endeavor.org/catalyst/
The Catalan Institute of Finance (ICF) is Catalonia’s public development bank, operating for 40 years and having financed over 37,000 clients for more than €16 billion. Its main mission is to promote financing for companies and organizations to foster growth, innovation, and the sustainability of the Catalan economy.
The ICF acts as a complement to the private sector, offering a wide range of financing solutions focused on loans, guarantees, and venture capital investments. Since 2014, it has been a member of the European Association of Public Banks (EAPB), which brings together many of the public development financial institutions operating across Europe.
https://www.icf.cat
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