Osavul, a Luxembourg‑based startup that uses AI to detect cyber and physical hostile threats for NATO and other defence organisations, closed a €8.5 million Series A round led by 33N Ventures. The funding will be used to expand its enterprise client base and deepen its work with governments and defence sectors.
Berlin‑based Deepslate raised €7.7 million in a seed round led by 42CAP to expand its European‑focused speech‑to‑speech AI platform, which processes spoken language directly and is hosted entirely within the EU.
LUPIN DENTAL, a Montpellier‑based startup, announced a €15 million funding round to accelerate its robotic solution that automates the preparation of natural teeth for aesthetic veneers under a dentist’s supervision. The company aims to prove that a robot can perform irreversible dental procedures safely and precisely, entering an emerging market for dental robotics.
Berlin‑based Everphone, a Device‑as‑a‑Service platform for businesses, obtained a €15 million refinancing facility from Commerzbank and the development bank KfW. The funding will be used to buy new devices for its corporate customers, lower financing costs and support further growth of its circular DaaS model.
Paris‑based industrial robotics startup Inbolt secured €11 million, led by Shift4Good, to accelerate its global expansion and target new markets such as data centres and electronics manufacturing. The funding brings its total capital to €30 million and will help scale its AI‑driven vision system that enables robots to perceive and adapt to their environment in real time.
Paris-based startup MARBLE raised €6.5 million in a Series A round led by SMARTFIN, with participation from ADNEXUS, Passion Capital and 42Capital, to build an open-source platform that automates fraud detection and AML compliance for financial institutions.
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.
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.
French artificial‑intelligence startup Mistral, founded about 3.5 years ago, completed its third acquisition of the year by buying Pimento, a company that builds AI‑driven tools for creating and optimising high‑conversion online ads. The deal is valued at roughly €13 million. The acquisition signals Mistral’s shift from pure model development to offering a broader suite of business‑focused AI tools, following earlier purchases of infrastructure provider oyeb and industrial‑simulation firm Emmi AI. Earlier this week Mistral announced a €3 billion growth‑capital round.
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.