Paris-based Syntetica, a company developing a patented process to recycle both types of nylon in a single process, has raised $30 million in a Series A round led by Bpifrance’s Ecotechnologies fund. The funding includes participation from Lululemon, MAS Holdings, and other investors. The company plans to use the funds to scale its technology and build a commercial facility.
Telness Tech, a software company that remained with its owners after selling its profitable mobile operator division to Telia in spring, now requires additional funding as revealed by its financial statements.
Liveday, a Helsingborg-based platform for sports and live event commercial operations, secured €270,000 in funding from existing shareholders. The company recently launched integrated inventory management to help sports clubs track stock levels in real time. Funds will accelerate technology development and market expansion.
The British Business Bank committed €58 million to Soho Square Capital’s Fund II, targeting established UK SMBs in growth sectors. The investment aims to address gaps in flexible capital solutions for founder-owned businesses, supporting scaling, technology adoption, and acquisitions without excessive ownership dilution.
Humanoid, a London-based robotics startup, is in talks for a $200m funding round that would value the company at approximately $1bn. The deal involves Saudi Arabian oil giant Aramco.
Monumental, an Amsterdam-based construction tech company, raised $32M in Series B funding led by Khosla Ventures. The company uses autonomous robotics and AI to address labor shortages in construction, deploying over 150 robots across the Netherlands and UK. Funds will accelerate international expansion and enhance automation capabilities.
Buenavista Equity Partners, a Madrid-based private equity firm, announced that its third buyout fund, Buenavista Buyout Innvierte III, secured €75 million in commitments from Fond-ICO Global. The fund aims to invest in Spanish companies across healthcare, industry, services, and food, with a focus on digitalisation and generative AI. It has already completed two transactions, including investments in Hundred Burgers and Instituto Bernabeu.
Cornea Sense, a Finnish medtech startup spun out from Aalto University, has raised over €1.1 million in pre-seed funding to develop non-invasive corneal hydration measurement technology combining terahertz sensing and optical coherence tomography (OCT). The funding includes contributions from Innovestor Angel CoFund, Business Finland, and angel investors.
Elewit, the technological platform of Redeia, announced a 40 million euro investment over four years to drive innovation and digitalization as part of Redeia’s Strategic Plan 2029. The funds will focus on efficiency and transformation initiatives within the group.
Norrsken Evolve, a Danish pre-Seed fund, closed a €62 million oversubscribed fund and established its Amsterdam office to address gaps in the Dutch pre-Seed ecosystem. The fund will invest in climate, health, and resilience startups, with a focus on early-stage Dutch companies.