Qida raises Spain’s biggest eldercare round with €37 million to reach 100k seniors by 2027 | EU-Startups

Qida Secures Record €37 Million for Elder Care Expansion in Spain

Qida, a HealthTech startup from Sabadell, has raised €37 million to extend its elderly care services throughout Spain. This is the largest investment ever in the Spanish elder care sector and one of the biggest rounds for a social impact company in the country.

Leading Investors and Partners

The funding round was led by French growth investor Quadrille Capital, marking Qida’s first collaboration with an international partner. Other participants included Barcelona-based Asabys Partners and the Social Impact Fund (FIS), managed by Cofides, which invested directly in a startup for the first time.

"It is a very powerful syndicate, because it is a triumvirate between a growth fund, a health fund, and an impact fund," says co-founder and CEO Oriol Fuertes Cabassa. He adds that each will have a representative on the board of directors.

Context in European HealthTech Funding

This substantial raise by Qida stands out compared to other European HealthTech and elder-care startups in 2025, where most funding rounds have been smaller. For example, London-based Neu Health secured €1.9 million to develop AI solutions for Parkinson’s and dementia care.

Qida aims to reach 100,000 seniors by 2027, leveraging this new funding to scale its impact across Spain.

Summary: Qida’s €37 million funding marks a historic milestone for elder care investment in Spain, supported by a diverse syndicate, enabling its expansion to serve 100,000 seniors by 2027.

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