
Nazca invests in LÃBERIT to work with the founders in driving organic and inorganic growth in the digital transformation sector
- The strategic alliance strengthens LÃBERIT’s leadership in digital transformation and opens up significant opportunities.
- The deal includes a capital increase of €10 million. The management team remains shareholders with a majority stake.
Madrid, 25 September 2025. LÃBERIT announces the start of a new and promising phase in its business history, the result of a strategic alliance with Nazca Capital, a leading private equity investment firm in unlisted Spanish SMEs. The signing of this partnership, through which the Nazca Small Cap II fund has acquired a minority stake in LÃBERIT, recognises the company’s achievements and, above all, opens up significant growth opportunities, supported not only by the Valencian’s company more than fifteen years of technological leadership but also by Nazca’s experience and vision.
Over nearly two decades, LÃBERIT has built a unique value proposition based its expert knowledge in key sectors such as healthcare, industry and public administration, ranking the company among the top 20 IT players in Spain. This strength is further reinforced by a network of top-tier technology partners—notably Microsoft and IBM—and a comprehensive portfolio of services: artificial intelligence, advanced data analytics solutions, business management consulting and implementation, custom software development and maintenance, IT infrastructure support on-premise and in the cloud, advanced healthcare solutions, and the commercialization of its innovative SINA hospital software.
The company has a consolidated presence in Spain and Latin America, supported by a diversified and solid base of recurring clients, a reflection of a track record defined by excellence and innovation, having already executed projects in 25 countries. By 2025, LÃBERIT will exceed €70 million in revenue, maintaining its double-digit growth driven by the strengthening of its offering and the integration of top-tier teams that bring new technical capabilities and expand geographical coverage.
This step, which marks the beginning of even greater growth phase, is undertaken with renewed enthusiasm and a clear ambition: to implement a development plan that enables the company to take advantage of the relentless trends in the sector (cloud migration, advances in artificial intelligence, increasing demand for data management and digital business transformation, among others). The plan includes strategic acquisitions of companies that strengthen LÃBERIT’s positioning, financed through a €10 million capital increase from the transaction and supported by bank financing.
The management team of the Valencian technology company, with more than 25 years of experience, will retain a majority stake and continue leading the management under the direction of Carlos Pujadas as CEO, reaffirming the commitment to the values and principles that define LÃBERIT.
For its part, Nazca Capital will contribute its proven experience in growth projects in the field of professional services, both nationally and internationally, as well as in organic and inorganic development processes. This investment is the third by the Nazca Small Cap II fund, which already supports Global Factor, a benchmark in sustainability and environmental markets, as well as Coycama and Becrisa, leaders in the bathroom furniture sector.
LÃBERIT will welcome Javier Martín as a new member of its board. Martín was CEO of Tecnocom until its sale to Indra in 2017. Under his leadership, the company grew from €65 million in turnover to more than €400 million through a strategy of organic and inorganic growth. At the time of its sale, it had more than 5,000 employees and operated in 10 countries. LÃBERIT will generate two-way synergies with Nazca’s portfolio companies.
According to Carlos Pujadas, founder and CEO of LÃBERIT: “The incorporation of Nazca marks a key milestone in LÃBERIT’s evolution. Their experience in driving high-growth projects and its understanding of the sector represent a great opportunity to accelerate our expansion, explore new business opportunities and strengthen our presence in Spain. We firmly believe that Nazca is the right partner to drive this new phase forward without losing sight of the founding principles and values that define us.”
According to Celia Pérez-Beato, head of Nazca’s Small Cap strategy: “LÃBERIT fully alignes with our investment thesis, which focuses on leading companies in high-growth sectors. We particularly value the innovative nature of the company, which has developed a unique positioning in sectors, with an exceptional management model and its own product for the hospital sector that is very successful in the market, as well as the solidity and strong reputation of its executive team in the market. This investment also reinforces our commitment to the digital transformation of the economy.”
As part of this deal, LÃBERIT was advised by Anaford and Romá Bohorques, while Nazca Capital was advised by Deloitte and Pérez-Llorca.