Clikalia has closed a new €100 million financing facility with the Australian fund Macquarie. The funds will be used to boost its activity in France and Portugal, where it has been operating since 2022 and has recently reached profitability. The technology company plans to triple the volume of transactions in both countries and expand its capacity to purchase real estate.
Until now, international expansion had been financed exclusively with equity capital. With this transaction, Clikalia will be able to scale its operating model, which focuses on the digitisation of processes and the refurbishment of residential property in urban environments.
The new financing is in addition to the financing obtained in Spain in 2024, also with Macquarie, which reduced the cost of debt by 30% and improved the capital structure. According to the company, this operation reinforces its European strategy in a favourable context for the development of solutions in the real estate market.
‘This deal marks a turning point in our expansion in France and Portugal, validating not only the strength of our business model, but also the confidence of our strategic partners in our ability to execute. By building on the foundation of our previous financing with Macquarie, closed in May 2024, we strengthen our position with an optimised capital structure that allows us to scale with efficiency, resilience and long-term vision,’ said Brian Moreno, Global CFO of Clikalia.
Founded in Madrid in 2018, it operates along two main lines: a technology platform that integrates home buying, selling and refurbishment processes through data and automation, and an asset management division, which allows third parties to leverage this digitised operational infrastructure.
In 2024, the company increased its turnover by 7.6%, exceeding 270 million euros, and achieved positive EBITDA at group level. The subsidiaries in France and Portugal also consolidated their profitability during the year, which, according to the company, confirms the effectiveness of its model in different European markets.