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.
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.
StandardX, a UK deep‑tech startup founded in 2025, secured £10 million in seed capital led by Vsquared Ventures to build a novel accelerator platform that can produce a range of rare isotopes for cancer diagnostics, targeted therapies and fusion energy, aiming to create a resilient European supply chain for these critical materials.
Berlin‑based AI startup mika secured €6 million in a seed round led by Smedvig Ventures to expand its AI‑native financial operating system that automates bookkeeping, VAT returns and tax filings for German SMEs.
Portuguese defence startup Terasi secured an €11 million investment from the National Investment Fund, marking a significant milestone for the company as it pushes forward its advanced defence solutions in the European market.
Zeliq, a French AI‑driven sales prospecting startup, secured a €7 million seed extension led by The Moon Venture, bringing its total funding to €21 million. The round will fund the development of its AI agents, team expansion, and further European market growth.
Leuven‑based startup Spott, an AI‑native applicant tracking and CRM platform for recruitment agencies, closed a €18.3 million Series A round led by Balderton Capital. The funding will fuel its expansion into the US and APAC, add enterprise features and grow the engineering team, with plans to open offices in Sydney and New York. The company, founded in 2024, has already grown revenue tenfold and serves hundreds of agencies across Europe, the US and APAC.
Italian fintech Tundr, which provides a digital platform for corporate welfare benefits, announced the closing of a €11.6 million Series A round. The funding, led by CDP Venture Capital and supported by existing investors such as 360 Capital and Azimut, will be used to scale the platform, develop new products and broaden its reach among companies, banks, insurers and payroll providers. The round also brings a governance change with Carlo Enrico becoming chairman of the board.
Novadip Biosciences, a Belgian late‑stage biotech focused on regenerative bone therapies, raised €10.4 million in a convertible financing round led by New Science Ventures. The funds will support a pivotal Phase 3 trial of its autologous graft NVD003 and enable the company to draw on an €18 million EIB loan tranche, advancing regulatory filings and future commercial plans.