SolarZ Lands US$1.16 Million Funding Round Led by Triaxis Capital and Criatec 4

SolarZ, a Brazilian energytech focused on software solutions for the solar energy sector, has secured US$1.16 million in a funding round led by Triaxis Capital and Crescera Capital through the Criatec 4 fund. The investment will support the company's expansion strategy, including the development of new financial services and the integration of artificial intelligence into its platform.

The company, headquartered in Mossoró, Rio Grande do Norte, is seeking to strengthen its position as a comprehensive software ecosystem for solar plant management while expanding its fintech capabilities.

SolarZ Plans to Strengthen Its Solar Energy Ecosystem

SolarZ currently serves more than 6,000 clients through a platform that combines several operational tools for solar integrators. The company reports 11 GW of monitored power capacity, 962,000 solar plants and more than 1.1 million consumer units connected to its ecosystem.

Its platform includes solutions such as solar plant monitoring, CRM, proposal generation, chat tools, after-sales management and payment services, helping solar businesses manage multiple aspects of their operations from a single environment.

According to CEO Thiago Silvano, the new funding will allow the company to deepen the integration between technology, artificial intelligence and financial services.

“We are at a moment of consolidating our ecosystem for the solar energy market. The idea is to help integrators optimize, accelerate and professionalize their operations, offering technology solutions that, supported by artificial intelligence, make these companies more efficient, productive and better prepared to grow,” said Silvano.

New Fintech Products Become a Strategic Priority

One of the key objectives following the investment is the expansion of SolarZ's financial services portfolio.

The company plans to introduce solutions such as credit products for receivables anticipation and financing options for photovoltaic systems. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to connect solar industry participants with a wider range of resources, spanning equipment acquisition, marketing services and access to credit.

To support this growth phase, SolarZ also plans to hire new talent across its technology, operations and commercial teams.

Building on Previous Funding and Product Expansion

Prior to the Criatec 4 investment, SolarZ had raised a US$300,000 pre-seed round led by DOMO.VC and Bossa Invest.

That earlier funding enabled the company to expand its ERP platform, adding sales and CRM functionalities while also launching its first financial modules. The latest investment is expected to accelerate the development of these services and further strengthen the company's ecosystem approach.

Investors See Strategic Position Within the Solar Industry

For the investors involved in the round, SolarZ's value lies in its ability to address multiple operational challenges faced by solar integrators through a single platform.

Marina Belo, head of the Northeast region for Criatec 4, highlighted the company's integrated approach.

“SolarZ stands out by offering a complete and integrated solution to the challenges faced by solar integrators, combining technology and services in a market that increasingly demands efficiency and professionalism,” she said.

Reinaldo Coelho, partner at Triaxis Capital, emphasized the startup's strategic role within the solar energy value chain.

“It connects different fronts such as technology, operations and financing. This model has significant potential for scalability and value creation, especially in a market that is still undergoing consolidation,” he stated.

The transaction was advised by Serur Advogados.