Nopan, an Amsterdam-based payments platform, secured €7.2 million in funding led by Newion to scale its account and wallet payment solutions across Europe. The company aims to optimize payment performance for digital businesses and FinTechs.
Moneybox, a UK-based wealthtech scaleup, has reached a $1.1bn valuation and is conducting a £45m secondary share sale for employees through the London Stock Exchange Group’s Pisces market. The auction will occur on LSEG’s platform after an initial offering on Crowdcube.
Mimo, an AI startup, raised over 100 million SEK from Northzone to develop an AI assistant for auditors. In 2025, the company more than doubled its revenue from low levels, though continued investments led to increased losses.
Pixel-Flo, a University of Sheffield spin-out developing MicroLED manufacturing technology, secured £5.25 million in seed funding led by Northern Gritstone. The company aims to address manufacturing challenges in MicroLED displays through its Continuous-Flow Mass Transfer process.
French voice AI startup Gradium raised $30M in a seed round extension, bringing total funding to over $100M. The round included new investors like Nvidia and followed a $70M first tranche led by Firstmark and Eurazeo. The company builds tools for developers to create voice applications and plans to expand its research and operations.
Toulouse-based Bohr Energie, a renewable energy aggregation platform, raised €10 million in Series A funding led by Suma Capital. The company uses AI to optimize distributed renewable and flexible assets, aiming to expand its technology and enter new European markets.
Naaia, a French AI compliance startup, raised 6 million euros to assist companies in adhering to the EU’s AI Act regulations.
Aardaia, an agritech startup developing new crop varieties from wild plants, secured €5 million in seed funding led by Point Nine. The company uses genomic and computational methods to breed crops without genetic modification, with its first product, the aardaker, designed to reduce reliance on imported protein crops.
Luffy AI, a UK-based startup, raised £8.1 million in Series A funding led by BGF. The company develops neuroplastic AI for industrial motor control, enabling real-time adaptive systems without cloud dependency. Funds will scale deployment in industrial applications.
Whering, a UK-based digital wardrobe platform, has secured $7 million in seed funding led by eBay Ventures and Google AI Futures Fund. The company, founded in 2021, enables users to digitize their wardrobes, plan outfits, and promote circular fashion. The funding will support AI-driven features like personalized outfit recommendations and virtual try-ons, as well as expansion of resale integrations.