Tikehau-backed Eysa acquires corporate mobility platform Joinup

Eysa, a Spanish mobility technology company controlled by the French asset manager Tikehau, has acquired Joinup, a corporate mobility platform. The companies said in a joint statement that the deal will let Eysa plan, book, pay for and manage a wider range of transport options in one place.

Joinup was founded in 2012 by Elena Peyró and Alberto López and is backed by several private investors. Its technology handles corporate taxi, event and group transport, parking, electric charging, mileage control and carpooling, and consolidates billing, spending control and trip data. Joinup says it had more than 1,000 active clients in 2025, including Ibex 35 companies, multinationals, hospitals, universities and public bodies.

Eysa said the deal supports multimodal transport and helps companies cut emissions. Deloitte and Natixis Partners Iberia advised Eysa, while DC Advisory advised Joinup's shareholders on the sale.