Stenon Emerges as Notable Proptech Startup to Watch in Potsdam
Stenon, a Potsdam-based startup, is highlighted as a company to watch in the Proptech sector.
Stenon, a Potsdam-based startup, is highlighted as a company to watch in the Proptech sector.
Visibuilt, a Danish BioTech company developing mycelium-based construction binders, secured €3.34 million in Seed funding led by EIFO and Unconventional Ventures. The funding will accelerate market validation and industry testing of its low-carbon paving material, visiBINDER.
Nscale’s flagship UK data centre project is delayed due to grid capacity issues, with the company seeking alternative power solutions. The project, part of a $5bn funding-backed expansion, aims to provide Nvidia GPUs to clients like Microsoft.
Austrian ConTech startup Sodex Innovations raised €4 million to accelerate its automated surveying technology for construction sites, mines, and infrastructure projects. The funding will support international expansion and product development.
The Swedish Competition Authority has terminated its investigation into Hemnet, a real estate platform, regarding its premium product offering.
DAROCONSTRUCT SRL, a Romanian construction company based in Iasi, has been acquired by STRABAG, an Austrian construction group. The acquisition aims to strengthen STRABAG’s regional presence and leverage DAROCONSTRUCT’s local expertise and client relationships. The transaction is expected to finalize in late 2026 after regulatory approvals.
Holidu, a European vacation home platform, acquired Gites.nl to expand its French market presence and strengthen its position in the Netherlands. The acquisition adds 4,000 properties to Holidu’s inventory and integrates Gites.nl’s technology into Holidu’s systems.
Combify, a Proptech startup backed by Backing Minds and Bonnier Capital, has been sold entirely to Swedish company Placepoint. The acquisition price was not disclosed, but the valuation had significantly decreased before the deal.
Heimstatt addresses depopulation in rural German towns by linking municipalities with young families seeking to relocate.
Dibz, a Swedish Proptech startup automating housing processes, reported doubled revenue to 34 million SEK. Co-founder Lovisa Qvarner is stepping down as CEO during the company’s growth phase.