Swiss biotech startup ALP Bio has secured €161,000 from Venture Kick to develop a platform combining human immune tissue models and AI to predict immune-related risks in biologic drug development, improving safety and success rates.
Dawnguard, an Amsterdam-based startup securing cloud systems during design, launched its platform, raised $3.3 million in pre-seed funding, and opened a New York office. The funding includes participation from UK-based BNVT Capital, Dutch Curiosity VC, and German eCAPITAL.
Two former Spotify developers founded Encore to simplify life for developers. The company has now raised additional funding, with its valuation more than doubling to over 400 million Swedish kronor.
Airway Shield, a Spanish startup developing a medical device to make endotracheal intubation safer, has launched a funding round to raise 800,000 euros. The company has already secured 320,000 euros in commitments.
Mdotm, a London-based fintech firm using AI to manage investment portfolios, secured $27 million in funding led by Expedition Growth Capital. The company serves over 60 financial institutions globally and plans to expand its AI platform Sphere, which supports $100 billion in assets under management.
Musthad, an Italian startup addressing textile waste in fashion, secured 1 million euros in funding led by Alante Capital (USA) and Style IT (Italy). The platform connects brands with global circular operators to recycle, resell, upcycle, and donate excess inventory, reducing costs and environmental impact. Funds will expand operations and support growth toward doubling 2025 revenue by 2026.
StirlingX, a British data intelligence company, has raised $20 million in a Series A round led by Ventura Capital and RCM Private Markets Master Fund. The funding follows a $11 million Seed round and aims to expand the company’s sovereign intelligence platform, which operates in critical national infrastructure and defense environments.
Flyboard, a company specializing in AI-powered voice agents, has raised 1.9 million euros in funding led by b2ventures with support from Kfund and Yellow to accelerate technology development and expand in Spain.
Youmoney, Poland’s largest loan brokering platform, achieved significant growth without venture capital funding. The company generates 100,000–150,000 monthly leads and aims to expand beyond Poland. Piotr Kaim, co-founder and CEO, discusses the company’s strategy in an interview with MamStartup Podcast.
Belgian startup Visiblie, which helps businesses improve visibility in AI-powered search, raised €500,000 in convertible loan funding led by Seeder Fund and BeAngels. The platform uses industry-specific AI datasets to tailor visibility strategies for regulated sectors like finance and insurance. Funds will support SME market growth and international expansion, with plans for a future US-focused seed round.