Crisalion Mobility, formerly UMILES Next, a Spanish designer and developer of advanced electric mobility solutions, has been selected by CDTI Innovación (Centre for Technology Development and Innovation), under its Innvierte program, and by Cuyam (Grupo Valdemira), to receive a total investment of €5.4 million.
CDTI Innovación is a Spanish public organization which falls under Spain’s Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities and supports innovative projects in these areas, offering advice and public funding through subsidies and partially repayable financial support. On this occasion, Crisalion Mobility is one of the companies selected to receive capital.
A firm step for further growth
“This investment agreement is a major step forward in Crisalion Mobility’s growth plan. The company continues to deliver on its roadmap, offering an unrivalled approach to air and ground mobility through strategic technologies that will be crucial to the development of the vehicles of the future. The Spanish Government has offered its constant, invaluable backing for innovation, playing a key role in supporting successful projects which contribute to progress in technology and economic prosperity in the field of mobility,” said Carlos Poveda, CEO of Crisalion Mobility.
This investment is a major milestone in Crisalion Mobility’s history, reflecting the Public Administration’s recognition of the company.
The CDTI, through its Innvierte Economía Sostenible initiative, supports and facilitates financing for technology companies, and CDTI Innovación aids the global expansion of R&D and innovation projects by Spanish companies and organisations.
It also manages the participation of Spanish companies in global organizations such as Horizon Europe and Eureka, and in the science and space industry.
Crisalion Mobility, formerly UMILES Next, continues to roll out its development program for air and ground mobility solutions.
BlueBull, an investment bank specialising in high-growth technology companies,is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Crisalion Mobility. The two are already working together on an upcoming €25 million Series B round.
