
Nazca acquires a majority stake in Ravenloop through its aerospace and defense fund
- RAVENLOOP, headquartered in Madrid, is a software company dedicated to predictive cyber intelligence based on artificial intelligence for the Defense and National Security sectors.
- Nazca acquires a majority stake, replacing financial shareholders.
- This deal is carried out through the Fondo Nazca Aeroespacial y Defensa INNVIERTE I FCR.
Madrid, 18 November 2025. – NAZCA CAPITAL – a private equity investment firm – has signed, through its Fondo Nazca Aeroespacial y Defensa INNVIERTE I FCR fund, the acquisition of a majority stake in RAVENLOOP, a software company dedicated to predictive cyber intelligence based on artificial intelligence for the Defense and National Security sectors.
Founded in 2018, Ravenloop has positioned itself in the field of predictive and contextualized decision-making, a domain reserved for cutting-edge AI platforms. The company’s developed technology understands and anticipates cyberattacks, acting to neutralize them in real time within mission-critical environments.
Cyber defense in Europe is at a decisive moment, where strengthening technological autonomy is essential to protect states from attacks on critical infrastructure, counter disinformation, and address new digital threats, known as hybrid warfare. This context is framed within a complex geopolitical landscape, where there is a need to develop sovereign capabilities in intelligence and cyber defense.
Nazca’s entry marks a strategic milestone for the company in its growth process and provides capacity and financial strength to face the significant expansion expected in the coming years.
Nazca, together with Daniel Vidal, the company’s CEO and Founding Partner, aim to turn Ravenloop into a national benchmark in cyber intelligence within the Defense and National Security sectors by acquiring and integrating companies that complement its solution portfolio and enable accelerated international growth and entry into the civil critical infrastructure segment.
Nazca’s investment has been supported by the Ravenloop’s management team, led by its CEO and Founding Partner Daniel Vidal, who stated: “This transaction will help strengthen the national sovereignty strategy for the protection of our cyberspace. It thus transcends the business sphere to become a commitment to National Defense and the technological self-sufficiency of our nation.” He concludes: “In a global context marked by the scale and sophistication of cyber threats, we are absolutely certain that Nazca’s incorporation into our shareholding structure represents a fundamental pillar to help ensure strategic autonomy in cyber defense.”
For his part, Carlos Carbó, Nazca Capital’s Chairman, has confirmed: “This investment makes it possible to reinforce a critical and strategic area such as cyber defense, essential to achieving National Strategic Autonomy. It represents a decisive step toward consolidating sovereign technology and reducing dependence on third parties in such a sensitive field. We look forward to collaborating on the development of AI in cybersecurity, especially in the area of predictive cyber-intelligence, as well as in the development of dual-use technologies, such as critical infrastructure.”
CaixaBank, Deloitte, Pinsent Masons and Global Factor advised NAZCA in this deal. Baideko, Garrigues and Bores y Cía advised the sellers.