P-Secure, a Copenhagen-based technology company founded in 2022, has announced a €1.8 million funding round to accelerate its expansion across Europe. The capital injection brings the company’s total funding to €4.5 million since its establishment. The round was led by Michael Holm, an experienced entrepreneur known for building and scaling global enterprises. Holm joins existing … Read more
OMHU CPH won three awards at E-handelsprisen 2026, including the Gold Award, Best Export E-Commerce Business, and Best New E-Commerce Business
Atlo, a Copenhagen-based AI-powered wholesale platform, has secured investment from prominent Scandinavian retail-tech entrepreneurs. The platform aims to digitalize wholesale ordering for interior design and lifestyle brands by automating workflows, predicting reorder needs, and providing real-time performance data. Founded by Casper Brix, former Head of Purchasing at AndLight, the platform targets an industry still operating primarily through emails and spreadsheets.
Danish biotech startup Alcolase raised €1.5 million to develop an enzyme-based technology that breaks down alcohol in the stomach before absorption, targeting the 540 million people in East Asia with ALDH2 deficiency (genetic alcohol intolerance). The company plans to launch in Singapore and South Korea, with a UK subsidiary supporting therapeutic drug delivery development.
The Danish BioInnovation Institute launched a new AI Lab designed to shorten the path from academic research to market implementation. The article discusses whether Poland will develop a similar operational mechanism connecting science, startups, administration, industry, VC funds, and data access.
A new analysis by The Association of Listed Danish Companies (FBV) reveals 54 Danish companies with IPO potential by 2030, including scaled startups like Pleo, Lunar, Veo, and Too Good To Go. The report suggests Denmark’s IPO pipeline is stronger than commonly assumed, with these 54 candidates representing nearly a third of the current Danish stock market. The analysis recommends three key steps: encouraging pension fund investment in Danish equities, improving retail investor incentives, and simplifying the listing process.
Danish peer-to-peer car-sharing platform GoMore has acquired Getaround Europe, creating Europe’s largest P2P car-sharing platform with operations in 11 countries across Northern and Western Europe. The combined company has 5 million users, 70,000 active shared cars, and 1.5 million annual rentals. The acquisition is backed by prominent Danish investors and financing from EIFO and Nordea.