Swiss email security startup xorlab secured €5 million in a Series A+ round led by Spicehaus Partners to scale its AI‑driven email security platform across Europe, targeting financial, healthcare, critical‑infrastructure and public‑sector customers.
London‑based movement‑intelligence platform HITAI bought the technology and intellectual property of YC‑backed fitness‑gaming studio Quell, adding its camera‑less, real‑time motion‑recognition tech to enhance HITAI’s sports video analytics platform.
Montpellier‑based dental robotics startup Lupin Dental raised €15 million in a Series A round led by Fynveur, with participation from Bpifrance, Invus and other investors, to scale its robotic platform for minimally invasive dental procedures.
Swedish startup Atoire sells designer-quality handbags without brand logos, produced in the same factories as luxury brands, and has raised 90 million SEK.
Mentimeter announced its first dividend payout, distributing a total of 70 million Swedish crowns to shareholders, which the co‑founder described as a sign of the company’s maturity and growth.
Lunar’s founders have secured €8.2 million in financing to create Repodo, a new startup that leverages artificial intelligence to provide audit services. The capital will support product development, market entry, and scaling of the AI‑native audit solution.
Swedish startup EcomID, which operates without a dedicated sales team and serves over 60 brands and 20 million monthly users, has completed a seed round of about 160 million Swedish crowns, bringing in notable backers like Stadium and actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Amsterdam‑based startup Neno secured €6.6 million in Seed capital led by AlleyCorp to build an AI‑native back‑office suite that automates accounting, tax, payroll and banking for SMEs, aiming to save entrepreneurs over 100 hours per year and expand across Europe by 2027.
UK‑based startup Boldr secured $5 million in a pre‑Series A round led by Unconventional Ventures, with participation from several venture funds and strategic HVAC investors, to scale its platform that connects home heating, cooling, batteries, EV chargers and solar assets, enabling them to provide flexible grid capacity.
Hungarian edtech startup BOOKR secured €6.1 million in a Series A round led by TCEE Fund IV, aiming to broaden its global footprint, launch new literacy products and strengthen its international distribution network. The company, which serves over 600,000 students across 30+ countries, reported $2.7 million in revenue and plans to use the capital for market expansion and product development.