Congratulations to Edoardo Dellepiane, Raffaele Sertorio and the Niko Energy team on their recent $23M funding round. Mexico-based Niko helps residents and businesses transition to renewable energy, financing and facilitating the installation of solar panels. We’re proud to have led Niko’s seed round and continue to back the team on their journey to build Mexico’s largest decentralized energy network.
🎉 Big Announcement: Niko.mx has raised a $23M funding round — $8 million in equity led by QED Investors, and $15 million in financing from prominent local debt investors to transform energy solutions for homes and businesses across Latin America! 🌞⚡ We’re thrilled to share this important milestone just one year after entering the Mexican market. Our latest equity funding was led by QED Investors, a powerhouse behind some of the most transformative companies in the world, driving innovation and impact across industries, alongside Picus Capital 468 Capital and Bridge Latam. The $15M debt facilities further accelerates our mission to revolutionize decentralized energy solutions across Mexico. Why this matters: Rising electricity prices, abundant solar resources, and increasing energy demand have created the perfect storm for a clean energy revolution in Mexico. Niko.mx is leading the charge by offering zero upfront payments, tailored financing, and lifetime energy management services that make clean energy accessible to everyone—from households to large businesses. Looking ahead: This funding fuels our growth as we scale operations nationwide, targeting SMBs in high-consumption industries. Our focus remains on building Mexico’s largest decentralized energy network, empowering communities to embrace affordable, independent, renewable energy systems. We’re incredibly grateful to our early investors, to the incredible team (you know who you are), partners, and the inspiring Mexicans who trust us with their energy needs. Together, we’re building a sustainable future and shaping the region’s energy transformation. 🚀 For the full story, dive into Tim De Chant excellent continued coverage on TechCrunch