The European Investment Fund has committed €25 million as the anchor investor for PYXIS Entertainment Ventures’ new European Movie Boost Up Fund, which aims to raise €85 million to support the development and production of European films.
Legimi is building a wider international distribution channel for its publishing partners, signing cooperation agreements with Kobo, ElevenLabs and Spotify to make its books available globally.
Italian direct‑to‑consumer home‑linen brand Dalfilo raised €2 million from ten new investors, including 035 Investimenti, to accelerate product diversification, international market entry and AI‑enabled operational improvements. Founded in 2020 in the Bergamo textile district, the company has sold over 500,000 items, built a customer base of more than 150,000, and aims for 20‑30% annual growth while expanding its retail footprint across Europe.
Copenhagen‑based plant‑based food startup MATR announced a partnership with Germany’s largest grocery delivery service, REWE Lieferservice, giving the company access to roughly half of German households and expanding its fermented greens product range nationwide.
Polish startup Silkland launched its Ultra96 HDMI cable, offering twice the bandwidth of standard Ultra High Speed HDMI cables and enabling uncompressed 4K at 240 Hz, and has opened pre‑orders for the product.
Żabka expands its printing service by installing Zeccer printing kiosks in almost 1,400 stores, allowing customers to print labels, documents and other items instantly without traveling to a specialist point.
Swedish price‑comparison startup Prisjakt has filed a lawsuit against Google, seeking more than SEK 21 billion in damages following a recent court victory by its rival Pricerunner against the tech giant.
Polish headphone maker ENDORFY, known for competing with foreign brands, is expanding its product range by introducing wireless headphones aimed at gamers.
After years of legal battles between shareholders, the Competition Council gave the green light for Suleyman Islambay to take full control of Romanian household‑plastic manufacturer Sterk Plast, a company with €33 million annual revenue and 470 employees whose products are sold in major retailers such as Auchan and Dedeman.
Dogs’n Tiger, a German startup that produces dog food, has entered insolvency, marking the end of its operations.