Nostrum Simul
Venture capitalMurcia
Investment thesis
Nostrum Simul is a business group focused on contributing to societal development and human well-being through investment in projects aligned with its values of sustainability, proximity, globality, innovation, quality and human capital. It targets four key sectors for global transformation: plant and animal health, nutrition, circular economy, and energy/water-cycle/ecosystem sustainability. The group works to add value to companies improving food chains, enabling efficient growth in agriculture and livestock, giving new life to waste, and facilitating the energy transition. It supports companies with management experience, a unique network, vision, and resources to make them competitive.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Nostrum Simul focus on?
- Nostrum Simul focuses on AgTech, Circular Economy, Cleantech, Climate Tech, Energy, FoodTech, Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Nostrum Simul located?
- Nostrum Simul is headquartered in Murcia, ES.
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