Doctorsa, a Milan-based healthtech platform connecting travelers with doctors in 40 countries, raised 1 million euros to expand its digital healthcare service and enter new markets. The platform offers 24/7 telemedicine consultations starting at €20 and uses AI for agent-based booking.
Strategic Development Fund and Dronamics agreed to establish a joint venture for drone manufacturing in Central and Eastern Europe.
DBSpace, a Genoese deeptech startup, is scaling its advanced turbomachine technology for space propulsion and industrial applications. The company, founded by Dario Bruna, focuses on making high-performance turbomachines scalable and accessible. It has partnered with ESA BIC Torino, Vento, and Galaxia to support its growth and global ambitions.
The Cabildo de Tenerife has approved the launch of Tenerife Accelera Fund, a new financial instrument to boost startups and scaleups in strategic sectors, mobilizing private investment and creating qualified jobs.
Meela, a platform connecting people with therapists, doubled its revenue in the previous year and secured a funding round while its founder was in the delivery room. The company is backed by prominent investors and highlights the stigma around investing in founders who are building families while scaling their businesses.
Oxylabs, a Vilnius-based data infrastructure platform, raised €113.6 million from Warburg Pincus at a €3.1 billion valuation. This marks its first external investment since 2015 and positions it as a leader in AI-era web intelligence. Funds will accelerate product development, global expansion, and strategic acquisitions.
Nlcomp, a Cleantech startup focused on sustainable maritime solutions, secured €1.15 million in funding led by Ocean to expand into the workboat sector. The investment will support the launch of its new rFactory in Monfalcone and the development of recyclable composite materials for low-impact maritime vessels.
Mimo, an AI startup, raised over 100 million SEK from Northzone to develop an AI assistant for auditors. In 2025, the company more than doubled its revenue from low levels, though continued investments led to increased losses.
Kraken Technology Group, a London-based developer of uncrewed autonomous maritime vehicles, secured $175m in Series B funding led by DTCP. The company produces maritime defence vessels like K3 Scout, K4 Manta, and K5 Kraken, with contracts from the UK Ministry of Defence, NATO, and US Special Operations Command. Funds will expand global deployment of mission-ready maritime capabilities.
Catalyxx, a Spain-based developer of bio-based chemicals, has received a €20 million EU grant to build its first commercial plant in Europe. The funding supports the transition from technology demonstration to commercial-scale production of bio-based alcohols, aiming to reduce reliance on fossil-based feedstocks.