Media Digital Ventures

The firm uses a media-for-equity model. It forms joint ventures with Spanish television broadcasters and influencer platforms, contributing large-scale brand campaigns in exchange for minority stakes. Cash outlay is minimal; the firm’s carried interest is earned through the media value delivered.

The TV Hub is a joint venture with Spanish private television networks. It deploys €2–5M in national TV advertising for Series A-and-later consumer companies, with the media owners receiving equity in portfolio companies rather than cash fees.

Yes. Through its Social Hub, the firm runs influencer campaigns across Spain and Latin America. Its partnership vehicle extends brand-campaign reach into Central Europe via terrestrial radio, out-of-home and AI channels, invested at €200k–2M per deal.

MDV backs B2C business models at growth stage — late seed through Series A and beyond — with a mature product that is ready to scale. The firm does not invest in core-product experimentation or pre-revenue companies, and it requires a forecasted near-term path to break-even.

The firm describes itself as an independent venture capital firm but does not publicly disclose its regulatory registrations. Its media-for-equity structure means capital deployment is tied to advertising inventory rather than a traditional blind-pool fund, which may affect its regulatory posture.