Spain-backed Xoople closes $130 million Series B for Earth data

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Capvise MediaEvent 6 Apr 2026Published 15 Oct 20261 min read

Map from the Sentinel-2A night-imaging campaign showing where the satellite was switched on at night. — Graphic: ESA campaign graphic mapping Sentinel-2A night-time acquisition coverage, including ascending and descending orbits. It illustrates Earth-observation operations and is not Xoople data. Credit: European Space Agency; Sentinel-2A night imaging campaign ESA516827.jpg; CC BY-SA 3.0 igo; resized and converted to WebP. · CC BY-SA 3.0 igo · Resized for web delivery

What changed

Madrid-based Xoople announced a closed $130 million Series B on 6 April, bringing stated total funding to $225 million. Investors include Spain’s public innovation agency CDTI through INNVIERTE, alongside Nazca Capital, MCH, Buenavista Equity Partners and Endeavor Catalyst. Xoople is developing data infrastructure to monitor physical changes on Earth through satellite observations.

Scope

Xoople said it had spent seven years developing its system and had government agencies and Fortune 500 companies in private preview. It described applications in supply chains, agriculture, insurance and infrastructure resilience, and planned to begin commercialisation in Q2. The announcement gives no customer names or independent performance measures; commercial availability remained a future milestone.