Lars Eriksson 
Swedish startup Ordo Labs, focused on simplifying bureaucracy for pharmaceutical labs, was accepted into the prestigious Y Combinator accelerator after refining its pitch with support from a KTH team. The founders received positive feedback on the improvements needed.
Transfer Galaxy, an unlisted fintech startup, has 2,305 of its shares being sold at an executive auction by the Swedish Enforcement Authority, with the CEO declining to comment on the valuation.
Swedish price‑comparison startup Prisjakt has filed a lawsuit against Google, seeking more than SEK 21 billion in damages following a recent court victory by its rival Pricerunner against the tech giant.
Universal Robots, the Danish leader in collaborative industrial robots, unveiled its new Gen 7 platform at the IMTS exhibition. The platform integrates advanced physical AI capabilities to simplify deployment of automation solutions across factories.
Swedish autonomous‑vehicle startup Einride is testing its electric driver‑less truck with Lidl in Germany, marking the first public‑road use of such a vehicle in German grocery retail and a potential reference case for wider adoption.
Copenhagen‑based startup Complir secured an $11 million seed round led by General Catalyst to scale its AI‑driven compliance platform for retailers, aiming to automate regulatory checks, cut compliance costs and speed product launches across Europe.
The Danish BioInnovation Institute announced a €9.52 million convertible‑loan programme for 17 early‑stage biotech, healthtech, cleantech and AI startups, aiming to turn university research into commercial companies across Europe.
Lithuanian legaltech startup EnforceShield secured €1.7 million in seed funding led by Vendep Capital, with participation from FIRSTPICK VC, to scale its AI‑powered SaaS platform that automates IP enforcement for online marketplaces and brands.
Swedish startup Halmos Labs aims to speed up the development of new medicines using artificial intelligence and has secured a spot in the renowned US accelerator Y Combinator.
Swedish textile startup Treetotextile, which aims to produce fabrics from wood pulp, has received a substantial investment from Austrian company Lenzing, making Lenzing its new main shareholder and replacing previous investors H&M and Ikea. The CEO highlighted that beyond capital, the strategic value of the partnership is key.