The investors and Business Angels of Keiretsu Forum are very active in 2025

Investor activity at Keiretsu Forum Spain remains strong in 2025. Every year, this investor network helps more than 25 startups secure funding, whether through individual tickets or even by closing complete funding rounds. All indications suggest that this year could surpass previous years in terms of total investment.

In May alone, three funding rounds have been confirmed with significant — and in some cases exclusive — participation from Keiretsu Forum investors. The deals closed were for InAm (€300,000), Monchis (€550,000), and Niche (€1,650,000), adding up to a total of €2.5 million channelled through the network.

The funded companies reflect the sectoral diversity that characterises the Keiretsu Forum ecosystem:

InAm is a deeptech startup specialising in nanotechnology. It develops and manufactures nanoparticles for applications in sectors such as nuclear energy, electric vehicle batteries, energy storage, healthcare, and cosmetics.
Monchis is a pastry manufacturer that has gained popularity thanks to its cheesecake, now featured in an increasing number of restaurants.
Niche operates in the electric mobility space, focusing on the production of automatic motors for e-bikes.

These are not the only deals closed so far this year. Other startups have also secured funding through the network, and new investments are expected in the coming months.

Keiretsu Forum’s five chapters in Spain — Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, the Basque Country, and Andalusia — remain especially active, organising events and fostering connections between investors and entrepreneurs. Each forum brings together over 100 investors, and in some cases up to 200 participants, multiplying networking opportunities for startups.

The investor profiles are diverse, including Business Angels, Family Offices, members of Keiretsu’s international network, and individuals interested in venture capital. Typical investment tickets range from €20,000 to €500,000.

The investment forums, held monthly — up to 18 per year — have established themselves as a key meeting point for early-stage startups. Participating companies must already be incorporated, have a full-time team in place, and be seeking rounds of up to €700,000. Current revenue is not a decisive factor for obtaining funding, which allows high-potential projects without significant income to access capital.

In a context of economic uncertainty and technological transformation, Keiretsu Forum’s investment momentum in 2025 stands out as a barometer of the sustained interest in innovation and entrepreneurship in Spain.