French startup Graneet raised €7 million to enhance its construction ERP, positioning electronic invoicing as the gateway to its platform as new EU invoicing rules take effect.
Italian startup Complaion, founded in 2024, secured €13.5 million led by Eurazeo to scale its compliance‑automation platform for European SMEs, targeting certifications, ESG standards and new EU regulations such as NIS2 and the AI Act.
Spanish startup Trebellar, founded by Diego Ferreiro, raised $18 million in a Series A led by Blossom Capital to apply artificial intelligence to the management of large companies’ real‑estate portfolios.
Lithuanian web‑intelligence startup Oxylabs, founded in 2015 and previously bootstrapped, raised €113.6 million from Warburg Pincus in July 2026, becoming Lithuania’s newest unicorn with a €3.1 billion valuation.
Swedish AI startup Klang raised 15 million SEK to launch its smart transcription service worldwide and grow its team.
Spanish risk‑technology startup Mirai RiskTech secured €5 million from investor Inveready to fund its expansion across Europe and the UK, strengthening its integrated asset‑liability management solutions.
Portuguese defence startup Terasi secured an €11 million investment from the National Investment Fund, marking a significant milestone for the company as it pushes forward its advanced defence solutions in the European market.
Biolevate, a Paris‑based AI startup for life‑sciences, closed a €30 million Series A led jointly by RAISE France and Orange Ventures, with participation from MSD Global Health Innovation Fund, Station F and EQT Ventures. The funding will fuel product scaling, US expansion, and further AI integration in regulatory and drug‑development workflows.
Leuven‑based startup Spott, an AI‑native applicant tracking and CRM platform for recruitment agencies, closed a €18.3 million Series A round led by Balderton Capital. The funding will fuel its expansion into the US and APAC, add enterprise features and grow the engineering team, with plans to open offices in Sydney and New York. The company, founded in 2024, has already grown revenue tenfold and serves hundreds of agencies across Europe, the US and APAC.
Italian fintech Tundr, which provides a digital platform for corporate welfare benefits, announced the closing of a €11.6 million Series A round. The funding, led by CDP Venture Capital and supported by existing investors such as 360 Capital and Azimut, will be used to scale the platform, develop new products and broaden its reach among companies, banks, insurers and payroll providers. The round also brings a governance change with Carlo Enrico becoming chairman of the board.