Arkeus, a defence technology company developing AI-based sensor systems that serve as the ‘eyes and brain’ for autonomous platforms, raised 15.5 million EUR in Series A funding. R+ VC is noted as the only European investor in the round.
Norwegian imaging technology company Muybridge raised $16 million in Series A funding led by Investinor, Fairpoint, Idekapital and RunwayFBU. The company develops a software-defined imaging platform that replaces traditional broadcast camera infrastructure with compact arrays of 4K sensors and GPU-powered systems, enabling virtual camera perspectives in real time. The funding will support international expansion and scaling of commercial operations.
Imperagen, a Manchester-based biotech company using AI and quantum physics to engineer enzymes, raised €5.7 million in Seed funding led by PXN Ventures. The company combines quantum physics simulation, AI model training, and automated robotics in a closed-loop system to improve enzyme designs. It brings total funding to €9.8 million and announced Guy Levy-Yurista as new CEO. The company plans to expand R&D, scale wet lab capabilities, and grow its go-to-market function.
NanoCo AI has raised $12 million in seed funding to commercialize NanoClaw, an open source enterprise-friendly AI agent harness. The company aims to provide enterprises with secure, one-to-one ‘professional assistant’ AI agents for each employee that build personalized knowledge graphs and execute tasks within sandboxed Docker environments. NanoClaw remains MIT Licensed open source while NanoCo AI offers managed commercial services.
Limenet, a startup developing decarbonization technologies for hard-to-abate industries, partnered with Italian building materials group Fassa Bortolo on a 5 million euro co-development project for an electric kiln that reduces lime production emissions by approximately 22% compared to traditional fossil fuel methods. The deal follows a 7 million euro equity investment in Limenet by CDP Venture Capital and Fassa Bortolo in December 2025.
Mister IA raised 10 million euros in funding from 199 Ventures (Andréa Bensaid’s fund) and Momentum Invest
RemotePass, a global employment, payroll, and spend platform founded in 2021, raised $17.4 million in Series B funding. The company provides solutions for hiring, paying, and supporting workers across borders, covering EOR, contractor management, payroll, compliance, and fintech services. The platform recently launched SpendCards for corporate expenses and AI agents for workflow automation. RemotePass reached profitability in early 2025 and serves major clients including Logitech, Tata Group, InDrive, and Careem.
Ricoh’s document management subsidiary PFU announced a 3.3 million euro investment plan in Portugal through 2031, transforming Lisbon into a strategic innovation hub for the EMEA region. The expansion focuses on AI-powered document digitalization, intelligent data capture software, distribution channel strengthening, and entry into healthcare, education, justice, and public administration sectors. PFU currently operates in Lisbon with a 14-person team providing technical support across the EMEA region.
Munich-based agri-PV startup Feldwerke secured €12 million in revolving credit facility financing from a French renewable energy debt fund. The facility will enable Feldwerke to construct approximately 100 MW of agrivoltaic installations over the next 18 months. Founded in 2023, Feldwerke has already installed over 20 MW of capacity and aims to reach 1 GW by 2030.
Milan-based Cosmico, a future of work holding company, raised €12 million in Series B funding led by P101 SGR. The company operates across Italy and Spain with a network of 35,000+ digital professionals. Alongside the funding, Cosmico completed the full acquisition of Flatmates, a creator agency. The funding will support the company’s expansion strategy and planned acquisitions.