French wealth‑management SaaS provider Wealthcome raised €15 million in a Series B round led by Breega and backed by BlackFin Capital Partners, aiming to expand its presence among large financial institutions after already serving roughly 800 organisations and 6,000 advisors.
Icelandic startup 50skills raised $6 million to scale its AI operating system that automates HR and people workflows, with the round co‑led by Frumtak Ventures, Swiss Post Ventures, Avant and DRD Investments. The funds will be used to grow sales, marketing and community teams and further develop its AI agents.
Swedish AI startup Klang raised 15 million SEK to launch its smart transcription service worldwide and grow its team.
Netherlands‑founded Bird (formerly MessageBird), a business communications SaaS platform, secured a $450 million debt package led by JP Morgan, Capital One and Citi. The financing will be used to give liquidity to shareholders rather than fund growth, as the company has cut its workforce from a peak of over 1,000 to 120 employees while repositioning around AI‑driven messaging services.
Portuguese spin‑off TEKEVER, a 25‑year‑old autonomous drone specialist, secured $580 million in a Series D round led by UC Investments and Baillie Gifford, pushing its valuation to $6.4 billion. The funding will fuel international expansion, technology development and further acquisitions, reinforcing its role as Europe’s top AI‑powered defence drone provider.
Spanish risk‑technology startup Mirai RiskTech secured €5 million from investor Inveready to fund its expansion across Europe and the UK, strengthening its integrated asset‑liability management solutions.
Basecamp Research, a London‑based AI life‑sciences startup founded in 2019, closed a $140 million Series C round led by S32, with participation from Nvidia, Anthropic and several European and UK investors. The funding will be used to develop next‑generation AI models and push its AI‑designed therapeutic pipeline toward clinical development.
Spanish healthtech startup Tucuvi Care, which provides certified conversational AI for clinical patient follow‑up, received a €5 million investment from Axis (ICO’s VC arm) via Fond‑ICO Crecimiento. The capital will be used to boost growth and expand the company abroad.
Hungarian startup DiffuseDrive, which creates synthetic training data for physical AI systems, announced a $3.5 million seed round in 2025. The funding will help the company scale its generative AI technology for robotics and other physical AI applications across sectors such as defence, aerospace, mining and autonomous vehicles.
MCI Capital has taken a controlling share in Poland’s aesthetic medicine chain Klinika Miracki, with the original founders staying on board to help grow the business.