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Swedish Biotech Omnio Secures €2.9 Million to Advance Wound-Healing Therapy Toward Clinical Trials

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Swedish biotech startup Omnio secured €2.9 million in new funding to push its plasminogen‑based biologic therapy for diabetic foot ulcers and other chronic wounds into pre‑clinical and early clinical development, following a €4.3 million round in 2025. The capital will be used to scale GMP manufacturing, run toxicology studies and set up the first patient trials, with a further financing round planned for 2027.

Swedish Fintech Startup EQL Global Secures 20 Million SEK and Partners with Replit to Challenge US Finance Data Giants

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EQL Global, a Swedish fintech startup, is shaking up the finance data market by raising 20 million SEK and partnering with Replit, aiming to offer faster, more accurate and lower‑cost data and AI services than US incumbents, with a valuation target of half a billion kronor by next spring.

Luxembourg Cybersecurity Startup Osavul Secures €8.5M Series A to Expand Enterprise and Defence Operations

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Osavul, a Luxembourg‑based startup that uses AI to detect cyber and physical hostile threats for NATO and other defence organisations, closed a €8.5 million Series A round led by 33N Ventures. The funding will be used to expand its enterprise client base and deepen its work with governments and defence sectors.

French dental robotics startup LUPIN DENTAL secures €15 million Series A funding

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LUPIN DENTAL, a Montpellier‑based startup, announced a €15 million funding round to accelerate its robotic solution that automates the preparation of natural teeth for aesthetic veneers under a dentist’s supervision. The company aims to prove that a robot can perform irreversible dental procedures safely and precisely, entering an emerging market for dental robotics.

Berlin Startup Restate Raises $20M Series A to Build AI-Agent Infrastructure Platform

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Berlin‑based startup Restate, founded in 2024 by the creators of Apache Flink, raised $20 million in a Series A round led by Singular with participation from Redpoint Ventures and Capital One Ventures. The funding brings its total to $27 million and will be used to develop its AI‑agent infrastructure product and expand into the U.S., opening a commercial hub in San Francisco.