The Technical University of Munich has 7 spinouts ready to raise their next funding round, with a pipeline of companies across biotech, AI infrastructure, climate tech, and precision sensing.
Lightbringer, an AI-powered legal technology company, has raised €8.6M in Series A funding to expand its AI-native patent firm into the U.S. and further develop its platform for growing deep tech companies.
Microamp, a Warsaw-based startup, has raised €6.5 million in funding from the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator to support the development of its 5G and 6G network technology.
Undo, a Cambridge-based scale-up focused on AI-powered root cause analysis, secured €31 million in funding to bring runtime context to AI-assisted software engineering
Kos Biotechnology Partners, founded by Greek-American investors Dr. Simos Simeonidis and Alex Tzoukas, has raised €106M for its first life sciences fund, making it the largest debut venture capital fund in Greece and one of the largest first-time life sciences fund launches in Europe.
X-nano, an Italian startup, raised 3.7 million euros in seed funding to develop sustainable graphite production for batteries
Romanian startup PEMARKET.ro, a platform for buying and selling real estate and cars, is seeking €750,000 in funding through a pre-seed round structured as a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE).
Anterra Capital reaches $100M first close for Fund III to back next-gen food and agritech innovation
FintechOS, a Romanian fintech startup, achieved profitability after 9 years of operation and $145 million in funding.
The Parc Científic de la Universidad de Barcelona (PCB-UB) has reached a historic investment of 230 million euros in 2025, surpassing the previous record of 142 million euros in 2022.