Skycatch Inc. Signs Multi-Year Lease in Lincoln Capital's New Office Building in Guadalajara, Mexico

Guadalajara, Mexico, November 9, 2015 (Newswire.com) - Skycatch Inc., a UAV Service platform startup, and dubbed the “Uber for drones” by Wired magazine, has signed a multi-year lease at Lincoln Capital’s Allius office building in Guadalajara, Mexico, through its subsidiary, Skycatch Latin America. Skycatch will take a full floor (556 sqm, 5,984 sq ft) in the building. The Guadalajara office will be Skycatch’s Latin America HQ.

Skycatch, based in San Francisco, is known for creating industrial strength products, services, and solutions for construction, agricultural, and exploration through drones and software. The startup has not concluded its funding round, but has so far landed more than $46 million in venture capital from various firms, Google Ventures and Qualcomm Ventures among them.

"Our building design promotes open-plan office layouts and low monthly operating costs. That has attracted many international companies with a environmentally and efficiency focused mentality."

Xavier Iturbide, CEO, Lincoln Capital

"We are very excited to have such a dynamic company and it's Latin America headquarters in our building" said Xavier Iturbide, Lincoln Capital's CEO. The Guadalajara-based developer is known for its cutting-edge architecture and open-plan design in its buildings, such as Allius, where Skycatch will be based. "Our building design promotes open-plan office layouts and low monthly operating costs. That has attracted many international companies with a environmentally and efficiency focused mentality."

Other international companies that have signed contract at the building include Deployed Logix, a Eugene, Oregon based company that manufactures and distributes deployment logistics equipment for first responders and security clients world-wide, and a confidential German pharmaceutical transnational.