Orbio Secures €6.4M for AI HRTech Expansion in Spain

Madrid-based Orbio secured €6.4 million in funding for its AI-native HRTech offering. Visionaries Club led the round, having previously invested.

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Madrid-based Orbio secured €6.4 million in funding for its AI-native HRTech offering. Visionaries Club led the round, having previously invested. Moreover, Plus Partners, Enzo Ventures, and 2100 Ventures also participated in this Orbio HRTech funding round.

Orbio develops an AI-native human capital management (HCM) system. This platform automates the entire employee lifecycle. It covers recruitment, onboarding, development, and retention. Consequently, HR teams can focus on strategic partnerships.

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The system integrates autonomous, conversational agents.

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Since launching three months ago, Orbio has managed over 60,000 candidate interviews. Major employers including AT&T and Verisure utilize the platform. Indeed, customers report 80% faster hiring cycles and reduced early turnover.

This new capital will accelerate Orbio’s product development and commercial growth. The company plans global expansion into new European and Latin American markets. Furthermore, it will deepen its footprint in existing regions like Spain, Portugal, and the UK.

Orbio will also grow its team with AI specialists. Therefore, the company aims to build an advisory board to support its international growth.

This investment follows other significant HRTech rounds. deskbird recently raised €19 million for its workplace management platform. Additionally, Factorial extended its unicorn status with a €110 million raise. Shakers also secured €14 million for its AI-driven talent matching platform.

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