Thought Machine, a European fintech, has achieved $100m in annual recurring revenue (ARR). The company’s CEO plans to double this figure before pursuing an initial public offering (IPO).
Unbounded, a newly launched startup using AI to help companies provide direct mobile answers, has raised 80 million SEK from major investors. CEO Carl Lindberg states their solution is unique internationally.
Bhoof, a horsetech startup founded by Olympic equestrian Peder Fredricson, has increased funding and revenue but faces a declining valuation. The company plans to invest heavily in development during 2026.
Endra, an AI-driven construction tech startup, grew from a garage project to a 2.4 billion SEK valuation in 18 months. CEO Niklas Lindgren discusses the company’s rapid rise and strategies to disrupt the global construction industry.
Neko Health, a longevity-focused health company founded by Daniel Ek, has raised 265 million SEK in funding and opened a clinic in New York. The company continues to expand despite already having a substantial cash reserve.
Climentum Capital, a Danish VC firm, raised €60 million for its second climate tech fund, supported by the European Investment Fund, Denmark’s EIFO, and the Danish Society of Engineers. The fund targets Seed and Series A investments in climate hardware and deep tech startups across Europe.
geoSurge, a UK-based DeepTech AI company, raised €10 million in a Seed round led by AlbionVC to expand its teams, infrastructure, and Corpus Engineering discipline. The funding aims to help brands understand and influence their representation in AI-generated outputs.
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.