Reus Capital Partners

The three founders — Alex Rodríguez Veyrat, Joan Amigó Grau, and Hernan Lluís — make decisions as partners. Because the firm is structured as a pledge fund rather than a commingled vehicle, each partner commits capital to a given deal on a case-by-case basis, meaning there is no single investment committee gate. The firm lists a CEO, CFO, associate, and investment analyst supporting the partnership.

The firm relies on a Catalonia-based network built over more than a decade. The partners are active in Barcelona Tech City, a professional community of technology founders and investors in the region. Co-investment relationships with groups like SeedRocket, a Spanish startup accelerator, and Ticnova Quality Team provide additional pipeline for early-stage digital opportunities.

No. It operates as a pledge fund — often described as a super-angel syndicate — where each partner backs startups independently per round. There is no blind-pool capital raised from external limited partners. This structure gives the partners flexibility but means the firm does not offer a conventional fund product to institutional allocators.

The firm's stake in Fandroid, a mobile gaming and esports platform later known as LVP, was acquired by broadcasting group Mediapro for approximately €22 million in 2019 (per Altss research). The deal was co-invested alongside Ticnova Quality Team, and it represents the largest publicly documented liquidity event tied to the firm's seed portfolio.

All publicly documented activity points to a domestic Spanish mandate, with a heavy concentration in Barcelona. The firm maintains offices in Reus and Barcelona and participates in local ecosystem groups. No international portfolio companies or non-Spanish offices have been disclosed.