Invision Club Deal is expanding its startup investment community from Mallorca to Ibiza and Formentera, with the new Balearic structure due to be presented in Ibiza on Wednesday, September 30.

The initiative brings together business angels and other private investors with the aim of analysing and investing collectively in early-stage startups, particularly projects connected with the Balearic Islands or capable of generating a positive impact in the region.

Presentation in Ibiza on September 30

The new stage for Invision Club Deal will be presented on Wednesday, September 30, at Ebusus CBbC Restaurante on Passeig de Vara de Rey in Ibiza.

The event begins at 18:00 and is scheduled to conclude with a cocktail and networking session from 19:30.

The organisers describe the gathering as a private event with limited capacity and access by invitation. It is aimed at entrepreneurs, business owners, professionals with investment experience and people interested in learning more about startup investment.

From Mallorca to the three main islands

Invision Club Deal began its activity in Mallorca and is now extending its community to Ibiza and Formentera.

The objective is to create a more connected Balearic investment network, allowing members from the three islands to participate in the same investment community rather than operating as separate local groups.

The organisers say the larger network should allow the club to review more investment opportunities, consider larger investment amounts and diversify the opportunities available to its members.

How the club works

Invision Club Deal operates through a collective investment model.

Potential startups are first reviewed against the club's investment criteria. Opportunities that progress through the initial screening are analysed in greater depth before being presented to members.

Investment decisions are then made collectively.

The model is different from a traditional venture-capital fund, where capital is managed through a conventional fund structure, and from an accelerator, whose principal purpose is to support startups through a structured development programme.

Focus on early-stage companies

The club's investment criteria focus on startups at pre-seed, seed and early-stage phases.

Its stated approach prioritises companies with a clear business model, innovation or a differentiated proposition and the potential to scale internationally.

A connection to the Balearic Islands can be an advantage, but the club says startups do not have to be based in the islands to be considered.

From local capital to local entrepreneurship

One of the central ideas behind the initiative is to make more private investment capital available within the Balearic business ecosystem.

The organisers argue that entrepreneurs can face difficulties finding early-stage funding close to home and see a stronger local investment community as a way to help promising businesses obtain financing while remaining connected to the islands.

Nacho Alonso, president of BAnCLUBS, has described the objective as building a stronger investment community across Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera rather than concentrating activity on a single island.

Ibiza and Formentera join the network

The expansion gives investors based in the Pitiusas an opportunity to participate in the same community that was already operating in Mallorca.

For Ibiza and Formentera, the development also creates a new platform for local entrepreneurs and business owners interested in startup investment.

The organisers say the aim is to connect investors, business expertise and entrepreneurial projects across the islands and make the analysis process more structured.

First startup pitch in Ibiza

The September 30 presentation will also include a live pitch from a startup currently being analysed by the club.

The session will introduce attendees to the way startup opportunities are evaluated and give prospective members an insight into the practical side of the club's investment process.

The programme will also include an introduction to early-stage startup investment and basic technical information for people who have not previously invested in this type of company.

Six months of activity

The Ibiza presentation comes after several months of activity in Mallorca.

The club launched its first formal onboarding and investment-community activities there in early 2026 and has since developed its investment process and begun analysing and participating in startup opportunities.

The club's expansion to Ibiza and Formentera therefore represents an extension of an existing initiative rather than the launch of a completely new organisation.

BAnCLUBS provides operational support

Invision Club Deal is supported by BAnCLUBS, which develops and operates startup investment clubs in different parts of Spain.

BAnCLUBS provides operational and strategic support covering areas such as investment analysis, documentation, communication with startups and coordination of the investment process.

Invision's own structure is led from the Balearic Islands by Carlos López Enseñat, while the wider BAnCLUBS team provides the operational framework for the club.

Building a Balearic startup investment ecosystem

The organisers see the connection between Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera as a way to strengthen the wider investment ecosystem across the islands.

The goal is not only to provide financing but also to bring together investors with different areas of experience, business networks and professional knowledge that can potentially assist startups as they develop.

The club describes this as a community-based model in which members participate in the analysis and decision-making rather than simply providing capital passively.

What happens next

The September 30 presentation will mark the formal introduction of the expanded community to investors and entrepreneurs in Ibiza and Formentera.

The event will explain how membership works, outline the investment process and present a startup currently under consideration.

The move comes as interest in early-stage private investment continues to develop in Spain, with business-angel networks increasingly seeking ways to pool experience and capital around emerging companies.

A new investment connection for Ibiza

For Ibiza and Formentera, the expansion of Invision Club Deal creates another link between the Pitiusas and Mallorca's emerging startup-investment community.

Its success will ultimately depend on the number and quality of investors who join, the startups selected for analysis and the investments that follow.

For now, the clearest development is the creation of a shared investment community across Mallorca, Ibiza and Formentera, with the expanded structure being presented in Ibiza on September 30.