Finland‑based STRGY AI secured €1 million in angel investment from a group of European private investors, Innovestor’s Angel CoFund and Business Finland to accelerate the rollout of its StrategyOS platform, which helps mid‑market organisations translate strategic plans into daily actions.
Finnish deep‑tech startup SeeTrue Technologies secured €2.2 million, led by ZEISS Ventures, to bring its ultra‑low‑power eye‑tracking technology to smart glasses, medical optics and industrial markets, and will use the capital to scale its team and international sales.
Swedish‑Finnish defence‑tech startup Monava raised a new funding round led by Gungnir Capital, with participation from Foundry Ventures and Hede Capital, to accelerate development and scale its AI‑powered passive acoustic drone detection system for European defence customers.
Helsinki‑based AI life‑science startup Aiforia obtained €20 million of venture debt from the European Investment Bank, backed by the EU InvestEU programme, to speed up its AI‑driven cancer diagnostic platform and grow its global commercial presence.
Drivalia, a Rome‑based mobility rental company, secured €48 million financing from the European Investment Bank to deploy about 2,900 electric vehicles in Italy and Finland, supporting its fleet electrification and EU climate goals.
At the EU‑Startups Summit, 3TS Capital connected with Wamo and later announced a €10 million investment, marking a significant funding milestone for the Finnish neobank.
Verda, a Helsinki‑based AI infrastructure startup, obtained a €22 million loan from the Nordic Investment Bank, backed by InvestEU, to buy GPUs and expand its renewable‑powered data centres as it scales its AI cloud services after raising €102.5 million earlier in the year.
Monterro has bought MORS Software, a Finnish startup that offers software solutions for banks to keep track of their finances, in response to tighter regulations, data chaos and new challengers in the banking sector.
Hyperion Robotics, a Finnish physical AI company, raised $7.4 million to scale its robotic microfactories for infrastructure construction. The investment will accelerate the deployment of its Forge platform and expand manufacturing across Europe.
Cornea Sense, a Finnish medtech startup spun out from Aalto University, has raised over €1.1 million in pre-seed funding to develop non-invasive corneal hydration measurement technology combining terahertz sensing and optical coherence tomography (OCT). The funding includes contributions from Innovestor Angel CoFund, Business Finland, and angel investors.