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Renting Finders joins the Lanzadera program

The renting is a trend that it is growing more and more. While the new vehicle registrations fall, the leasing figures do not stop rising, an important milestone taking into account the convulsive situation that the automotive sector is going through worldwide. In this context, Renting Finders has been selected by Juan Roig’s startup accelerator, Lanzadera, to join the program.

Specifically, Renting Finders has been chosen in the scale up category Aimed at mature companies that have a proven successful business model. Lanzadera drives these already consolidated startups to reach new goals.

Renting Finders has been chosen, among the more than 1,500 companies that have participated in this first call of 2023. “Being within Lanzadera is a great boost for Renting Finders, which already leads the Spanish and Portuguese market, to continue our expansion throughout Europe. With this program we will be able to further consolidate the company’s management by applying Mercadona’s total quality model in the vehicle leasing market”, points out Arturo Álvarez Podhorecka, CEO & Cofounder of Renting Finders.

The company has experienced exponential growth in recent years. One of its latest milestones has been the Swipcar acquisition. This operation has allowed it to consolidate its position as a leading provider of online leasing and renting services in southern Europe, triple its customer base to more than 10,000 active subscriptions, and accelerate its expansion into new markets. In addition, in the last year they have added to their offices in Madrid and Lisbon, a new headquarters in Barcelona.

Renting continues to grow

Renting has been registering very positive figures for years in the midst of the crisis that the sector is experiencing. According to the Spanish Renting Association (AER), the weight of the sector in registrations in Spain has risen to 26.6%, 1.33% more than the quota registered in 2021.

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Last year it closed with a slight rise of 0.2%, a figure to take into account taking into account the market drop of 7.34%.

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