Trebellar raises $18M, Clarity AI combines with Glass Lewis, Indexa passes €6B

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Blossom Capital led an $18M Series A for Trebellar, a San Francisco company that builds AI tools for real estate. Its two founders, Diego Ferreiro and David García, are Spanish, and a large part of the team is in Spain. Kfund, which backed the 2023 pre-seed, gets to watch a much larger cheque follow its own.

Clarity AI, the Spanish ESG-data firm, is joining Glass Lewis, the American proxy adviser. Payment is entirely in shares, and the two come together under a newly formed holding company. The route there was not the planned one: a fundraising effort that fell through, including a proposed €15M from SETT, and then a look at selling. The company's 2024 Series D put it at close to €300M, while Seaya's most recent portfolio marks imply about €74M. It finished 2025 with €18.6M of ARR and an EBITDA loss above €27M.

Indexa Capital Group now looks after more than €6B of customers' money, and its first-half 2026 net profit was €1.94M, up 109% year on year. Elsewhere, Tucuvi and Mirai RiskTech each raised €5M, Columbus Venture Partners launched a €100M deeptech fund, and EYSA bought Joinup.