Lovable, a Stockholm‑based AI coding startup, demonstrated strong growth in 2026 by hitting roughly €350 million ARR and generating €87.4 million in a single month, highlighting the shift toward outcome‑based, agent‑driven SaaS models in Europe.
Dutch fintech Mollie is committing €350 million to accelerate its European expansion, positioning itself as a multi‑service platform for merchants. The plan includes hiring, product development and market entry across the continent, reflecting the company’s shift from a single‑service payment provider to a broader superapp model.
Dolomiti Energia joins Primo Climate, a venture capital fund managed by Primo Capital, to support energytech startups. The partnership aims to leverage Dolomiti Energia’s industrial expertise and Primo Climate’s venture capital experience to accelerate innovation in the energy transition sector, particularly in the Trentino region.
Juno Bio, a UK-founded women’s health company, raised $3.8 million to support its expansion and opened a CLIA-certified sequencing lab in Oakland, California. The company specializes in precision vaginal microbiome testing and has sold over 20,000 tests, aiming to address gaps in women’s health diagnostics.
Scaleway, a French cloud computing company, has secured a cloud contract with Airbus, marking a significant partnership in the SaaS 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.
BuyBay, a Dutch sustainable returns processing company, has been granted a payment suspension by the Amsterdam court, signaling financial distress. The company, which operates in the growing secondhand and refurbished market, plans to expand to Germany and France but has faced leadership instability in recent years.
Oneplus, the mobile phone company founded by Swedish entrepreneur Carl Pei in 2013, is reportedly planning to shut down its operations in the United States and Europe, according to Bloomberg.
Vetted, a venture capital firm founded by Nakd and Stronger co-founders, acquires poster company Criss Bellini and raises millions in a new emission to fund the deal.
Telness Tech, a software company that remained with its owners after selling its profitable mobile operator division to Telia in spring, now requires additional funding as revealed by its financial statements.