Cosmico raises €12M in Series B round

Milan-based future of work company
Cosmico has raised €12 million in a funding round combining equity and debt,
led by P101 SGR. Existing investors, including Prana Ventures, also
participated in the round.

Alongside the funding round, Cosmico
completed the acquisition of Flatmates, a creator agency focused on applying
Talent-as-a-Service models to the creator economy across Italy, Spain and the
United States. The transaction gives Cosmico full ownership of the company
following its earlier acquisition of a majority stake in 2024.

Cosmico operates as a holding company
focused on the future of work, with activities spanning Italy and Spain. Its
ecosystem is organised across several business verticals, including
Talent-as-a-Service for digital professionals and creators, community-based
employee engagement, and AI-supported team design. The company says its
acquisition strategy will focus both on expanding into adjacent future-of-work
segments and strengthening existing business units through further
consolidation.

Founded in 2021, Flatmates operates
across talent representation, creator-brand partnerships, original content
production and editorial channels. The company works with brands including
Ducati, NordVPN, Google, Xiaomi, Trade Republic and Generali. According to
Cosmico, the acquisition strengthens the group’s position in the creator
economy market across Italy, Spain and the United States.

Francesco Marino, CEO and co-founder
of the Cosmico Group, said the funding supports Cosmico’s long-term expansion
plans and continued acquisition activity:

Cosmico is no longer a scale-up with
a single product: we have become a future of work holding company, with
multiple verticals and a growth strategy that also includes strategic
acquisitions.

Founded by Francesco Marino, Simone Tornabene, and Matteo Roversi, Cosmico today operates across Italy and Spain
with a network of more than 35,000 digital professionals, more than 300 clients
and teams based in Milan and Madrid.

The new funding will support the next
phase of the group’s expansion strategy, including three additional
acquisitions planned by the end of 2026.