Elergi Labs, a newly founded AI startup led by former Einride veterans including Tomas Ohlson, raised 37 million SEK in its first funding round to build agentic AI for the energy sector.
Zeliq, a French AI‑driven sales prospecting startup, secured a €7 million seed extension led by The Moon Venture, bringing its total funding to €21 million. The round will fund the development of its AI agents, team expansion, and further European market growth.
French deep‑tech startup Lightspring raised €3.5 million (seed round plus grant) led by Atlantic, with participation from OVNI Capital and other investors. The funding will help the company commercialise its 3D lithography technology that turns costly, low‑yield photonic packaging into a programmable, single‑step manufacturing process, positioning it to serve the growing AI‑hardware market.
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.
Metris Energy, an AI‑native platform for managing energy assets, secured a $5 million seed round led by PT1 Ventures and other investors, bringing its total funding to $7.5 million. The round will fund the expansion of its unified data layer, new AI features, and European market growth, especially in Germany.
Aima Sense, a Swedish women’s health startup, reports losing millions due to social‑media censorship and has escalated the issue to the government. The company is now looking for investors and a strategic partner to fund its growth and become a global brand.
German security‑tech startup Arcos secured €5.5 million in seed capital from investors including HTGF, Bayern Kapital, Pact, Haufe and Robin Capital. The funding will be used to grow its team, enhance its unified platform that aggregates sensor data for security incident management, and expand across Europe.
Swedish recruitment‑tech startup Aday Systems, based in Kalmar, announced it has secured 2.5 million SEK from investors including state‑backed Almi Invest to develop its all‑in‑one recruitment platform.
Belgian startup Logibot, which adds an AI layer to human‑like warehouse robots, secured €1.4 million in a seed‑stage round led by BeamBerlin to expand its robot‑as‑a‑temp agency platform across Europe.
Creem, a European fintech startup offering a billing and revenue‑management platform for AI‑native software firms, secured €5 million in a seed round led by Inovo VC. The funding will be used to launch Creem 2.0, broaden its product suite beyond traditional merchant‑of‑record services, and enhance AI‑driven billing and compliance features.