French startup Graneet raised €7 million to enhance its construction ERP, positioning electronic invoicing as the gateway to its platform as new EU invoicing rules take effect.
AI startup Instinct, founded in 2023 by Noah Shinn, is set to secure a 10 billion SEK funding round, pushing its valuation close to 100 billion SEK, according to the New York Times Dealbook.
Italian deep‑tech spin‑off Qsensato announced a €1 million SAFE round, led by Quantonation and Deep Ocean Capital, to finance its first in‑house fab and further develop quantum atomic sensors. The funding follows a 2025 pre‑seed round and comes alongside awards and research partnerships, positioning the company for industrial scale‑up.
Italian startup Complaion, founded in 2024, secured €13.5 million led by Eurazeo to scale its compliance‑automation platform for European SMEs, targeting certifications, ESG standards and new EU regulations such as NIS2 and the AI Act.
Swedish startup Klang.ai raised €1.3 million to develop its own European speech‑AI model, Klang Pianissimo, which provides real‑time transcription on local hardware, and will use the funds to expand product development and enter new markets in the Nordics, Benelux, DACH and Japan.
Estonian startup bilt.me, an AI‑native platform that lets anyone create native iOS and Android apps without coding, closed a €614.9k pre‑Seed round led by Superhero Capital with participation from Bolt founder Markus Villig and Lightyear founder Martin Sokk. The funds will be used to accelerate global expansion and enhance the platform’s features.
During the week of 19–25 September, French tech saw 14 funding rounds raise nearly €189 million, with notable raises by HighLife, Biolevate and Wealthcome, highlighting strong investor interest in health, enterprise software and AI infrastructure.
Spanish insurtech startup Aniwa raised €500,000 in a mixed public‑private round to further develop its policy‑centralising platform, expand its team and deepen partnerships within the insurance sector.
Spanish startup Trebellar, founded by Diego Ferreiro, raised $18 million in a Series A led by Blossom Capital to apply artificial intelligence to the management of large companies’ real‑estate portfolios.
Fortum, the Finnish energy group, became a limited partner in Norrsken Evolve’s €62 million pre‑seed fund, reinforcing the fund’s mission to accelerate startups that drive Europe’s transition to clean electricity and industrial decarbonisation.