Italian startup Gamindo secured €1.4 million in Seed financing from a mix of venture partners and high‑profile angel investors. The funds will support product development and expansion of its interactive corporate training platform, which already serves more than 50 global brands. The round also coincided with the launch of a new AI‑training vertical for workplaces.
Amsterdam‑based Eevi, a voice‑first AI language tutor, announced a pre‑seed round led by Rockstart to fund its public launch and scaling. The platform focuses on real‑time spoken conversation using AI, targeting international professionals and offering a subscription model.
French edtech startup Superprof announced the acquisition of US‑based tutoring platform Tutors.com, its 21st acquisition, aimed at consolidating its US market position.
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.
UK edtech startup Medly AI secured an $8 million seed round led by Felix Capital, with participation from Eka Ventures, Ada Ventures and several angel investors. The funding will be used to scale its AI‑driven exam‑preparation platform, which already serves over 400,000 UK students, and to expand into international markets such as the US.
SuperCharger Ventures, a Maltese investor, launched Fund I to back global edtech and future-of-work startups at pre-seed and seed stages. The fund will target top startups from its accelerator program and offer follow-on investments after program completion.
Sanoma, a European media and education company listed on Nasdaq Helsinki, acquired 100% of Fluentbe’s shares to expand its educational offerings in Poland and Europe.
Poppins, a video game designed to assist children with dyslexia, has received official approval for reimbursement as a therapeutic tool.
The European Commission has published new guidelines on digital educational content, to which Ascendia S.A. contributed.
Comunicazione Italiana hosted the fifth edition of ‘Learning Forum’ event in Milan, focusing on learning and development in companies and institutions.