Seaya Andromeda Acquires Majority Stake in Nax Solutions to Support Latin American Expansion

Seaya Andromeda, a growth equity fund focused on Southern Europe, has acquired a 55% stake in Nax Solutions, a company specializing in precision agriculture through satellite imagery and artificial intelligence. The remaining 45% remains under the control of Nax’s founding team, who will continue managing the company’s operations.

Founded in 2019, Nax Solutions provides predictive modeling and monitoring tools for the agricultural sector. By leveraging satellite data and AI, the company offers farmers insights to optimize irrigation, fertilization, crop management, and yield predictions. Its platform aims to improve decision-making by analyzing key variables affecting agricultural productivity and sustainability.

This investment will support Nax’s strategic expansion, particularly in Latin America, with a strong emphasis on Brazil. The company, already operating in Europe and Latin America, plans to enhance its market presence, improve service quality through continuous product development, and expand its local teams.

The funding will also enable Nax to adapt its solutions to local agricultural needs and strengthen its operational infrastructure. The company aims to evolve from a precision agriculture platform to a broader decision-making ecosystem that integrates various applications for crop management.

Carlos Fisch, Partner at Seaya Andromeda, emphasized the alignment of this investment with the fund’s focus on technological transformation in key sectors like agriculture. He highlighted Nax’s potential to drive data-driven decision-making and sustainable practices within the industry.

Nax’s founders, Aarón De Bernardis, Caleb De Bernardis, and Beatriz Sanchis Ruiz, view this partnership as a critical step in the company’s growth. They believe that Brazil’s agricultural market presents a significant opportunity for their technology to contribute to improved productivity and resource efficiency.

Seaya Andromeda, which closed its latest fund at €300 million in July, is classified as an Article 9 fund under the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). The firm plans to invest over €100 million in Spain alone while continuing to support technology-driven sustainability initiatives globally.