SuperCharger Ventures, a Maltese investor, launched Fund I to back global edtech and future-of-work startups at pre-seed and seed stages. The fund will target top startups from its accelerator program and offer follow-on investments after program completion.
Neko Health, a preventative healthtech startup based in Stockholm, announced a $500m Series C funding round. The company, co-founded by Hjalmar Nilsonne and Daniel Ek, offers body scanning and health monitoring services. The article discusses user experiences with Neko’s unflattering 3D avatars and their potential to motivate behavioral change.
Daniel Ek’s company has joined as a new shareholder in Float, a Stockholm-based credit company that has lent over 1 billion SEK to European software companies. Cedric Notz, the founder, describes the investor as a ‘dream investor.’
London-based Meticulous, founded by brothers Gabriel and Quentin Spencer-Harper, has raised $15m in Series A funding led by Chemistry and Menlo Ventures. The company provides a tool to help developers verify AI-generated code by simulating edge cases, enabling faster deployment. It has grown annual recurring revenue fivefold in the past year and plans to expand its team to 30-40 employees.
Tandem Health, a Swedish healthtech startup, has secured over 500 million SEK in venture capital from investors like Kinnevik and Northzone. The company’s AI-based healthcare journal tool has seen strong sales, with CEO Lukas Saari emphasizing a long-term growth strategy.
Nordic Angels, founded by Ash Pournouri and Andreas Grapes, has created a business angel network and exclusive membership club, positioning itself to scale toward significant growth.
Czech medtech startup HTG Medical has raised €450,000 in a pre-seed round led by Garage Angels and secured EU MDR certification for its automated ICU urine monitoring device, the HTG Urogram. The device aims to reduce manual workload for nurses and improve accuracy in critical care settings.
Kry, a Swedish healthcare provider, reported its first operating profit in 2025 after prioritizing profitable growth over non-profitable expansion. CEO Kalle Conneryd Lundgren emphasized strategic decisions to focus on sustainable growth.
xFarm Technologies, an Italian agritech company, secured €36 million in Series C funding to scale its platform connecting geospatial AI, farm management, and regenerative agriculture for over 450,000 farms across 100 supply chains.
SoccerSolver, a Spanish startup specializing in AI-based software for sports and economic planning of professional football clubs, has raised 850,000 euros in pre-seed funding. The company will use the funds to accelerate technology development and expand internationally.