Intuyo, AITalentum investment arm, returns to Alhambra Venture
In short
Intuyo is the investment arm of AITalentum, the Murcia-based tech company specialized in artificial intelligence solutions for agrifood, sustainability and healthcare. Through Intuyo, AITalentum invests via funds in other companies and offers strategic advisory and financial and accounting management. Its CEO, Antonio Vicente Contreras, has attended Alhambra Venture as an investor, the same ecosystem that produced Intuyo’s first two investments back in 2023: Graniot and Trak.
What is Intuyo
Intuyo (Intuyo Inversiones) is the vehicle through which AITalentum channels its investment activity, taking part via funds in other companies. Under the motto “We turn your business challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth”, Intuyo positions itself as a strategic partner for companies looking to invest, grow, or optimize their structure, combining experience, strategic vision and a deep understanding of the business environment.
What Intuyo offers
Intuyo structures its value proposition around two main areas:
- Comprehensive strategic advisory: tailored plans to optimize business performance and support growth and investment decisions.
- Financial and accounting management: efficient, transparent resource management, aligned with each client’s investment goals.
The presence at Alhambra Venture and Intuyo’s origin
Antonio Vicente Contreras, CEO of AITalentum, attended Alhambra Venture this year, the largest entrepreneurship and investment event in southern Spain, held in Granada, as an investor. This edition didn’t bring a new investment announcement, but the visit is a good moment to recall that Intuyo has invested before in companies from that very same ecosystem: Intuyo itself was born in 2023 with an investment in two startups, Graniot and Trak.
- Graniot, based in Granada, offers a satellite remote-sensing platform that turns satellite imagery into vigor, chlorophyll and water-stress data for farmers, agronomists and cooperatives — precision agriculture, one of AITalentum’s priority sectors.
- Trak, a startup of Basque origin with operations based in Valencia, has built a digital physiotherapy platform that uses artificial intelligence to monitor and correct rehabilitation exercises in real time, working with insurers such as Mapfre and Zurich — a direct fit with AITalentum’s focus on healthcare.
The two 2023 investments illustrate the criteria Intuyo has followed since it launched: backing startups that apply technology and AI to the same sectors where AITalentum develops its own solutions —agrifood/sustainability and healthcare— reinforcing the group’s ecosystem beyond software development.
Relationship with AITalentum
AITalentum is a technology company based in Murcia, specialized in developing artificial intelligence solutions for the agrifood, sustainability and healthcare sectors, alongside custom solutions and software development for other companies. Alongside this activity, AITalentum runs its own investment line: it takes part via funds in other companies. Intuyo is precisely the channel through which that investment line operates.
FAQ
What is Intuyo? Intuyo is AITalentum’s investment arm, through which the company invests via funds in other businesses and offers strategic and financial advisory.
Is Intuyo the same as AITalentum? Not exactly: AITalentum develops artificial intelligence solutions for agrifood, sustainability and healthcare, while Intuyo is its investment and strategic advisory vehicle.
What did Intuyo invest in when it launched in 2023? In Graniot, a satellite-based precision agriculture platform, and in Trak, an AI-powered digital physiotherapy platform. Both emerged from the Alhambra Venture ecosystem.
Did Intuyo announce a new investment at Alhambra Venture 2026? No. Antonio Vicente Contreras, CEO of AITalentum, attended as an investor, but no new investment was closed at this edition.
What is Alhambra Venture? It’s the largest entrepreneurship and investment event in southern Spain, held annually in Granada, connecting startups, investors and corporations.
