Aunoa closes a €1.5 million funding round led by Faraday

Valencia, 28 October, 2025 – The Spanish software company Aunoa has closed a €1.5 million funding round led by Faraday Venture Partners, which will be used to accelerate its international expansion and the development of its artificial intelligence (AI) agents designed to automate complex customer service and management processes.

The round was led by Faraday Venture Partners and included participation from existing VC funds such as Eoniq Fund, Go:Hub Ventures, Aurorial (the investment arm of PC-Componentes), and Alea, the family office of the industrial group Persán.

Aunoa develops artificial intelligence agents capable of managing complex sales, support, and customer service processes across any digital channel. Its solutions provide a fully managed environment with the highest standards of regulatory compliance and security, specifically targeting companies in the banking, insurance, logistics, and utilities sectors.

With this funding round, Aunoa will advance the development of its AI agent solutions to manage complex sales and support processes across any channel, offering companies a fully managed environment that meets the strictest regulatory and security standards. Aunoa’s clients are primarily in the banking, insurance, logistics, and utilities sectors.

Fernando Pérez Borrajo, Corporate Director of Aunoa, said: "With this funding round, Aunoa aims to strengthen its solid growth — which in 2025 has reached €2 million in recurring revenue and a team of 35 employees — while supporting its international commercial expansion, now spanning 10 countries and including leading companies in critical sectors such as banking and logistics. These figures, in a highly competitive environment, demonstrate that Aunoa has become a reliable partner for enterprises managing large-scale customer operations.”

Jaime Biel, Managing Partner at Faraday, added: "Aunoa represents the new generation of automation powered by artificial intelligence. Its technology and international traction confirm the potential of Spanish deep tech companies to lead the digital transformation of key industries.”

Sources in media: Tech.eu, Capital Riesgo, El Referente, Marketing4eCommerce (Spanish only)