Applied Computing, a London-based AI company building foundation models for energy operators, raised €17.4 million ($20 million) in a funding round led by KBR and Databricks Ventures. The company also opened a new office in Houston, Texas, marking its formal entry into the US market. The funding will support expansion, commercial deployment, and AI research.
Paris-based Syntetica, a company developing a patented process to recycle both types of nylon in a single process, has raised $30 million in a Series A round led by Bpifrance’s Ecotechnologies fund. The funding includes participation from Lululemon, MAS Holdings, and other investors. The company plans to use the funds to scale its technology and build a commercial facility.
London-based Meticulous, founded by brothers Gabriel and Quentin Spencer-Harper, has raised $15m in Series A funding led by Chemistry and Menlo Ventures. The company provides a tool to help developers verify AI-generated code by simulating edge cases, enabling faster deployment. It has grown annual recurring revenue fivefold in the past year and plans to expand its team to 30-40 employees.
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.
Toulouse-based Bohr Energie, a renewable energy aggregation platform, raised €10 million in Series A funding led by Suma Capital. The company uses AI to optimize distributed renewable and flexible assets, aiming to expand its technology and enter new European markets.
Naaia, a French AI compliance startup, raised 6 million euros to assist companies in adhering to the EU’s AI Act regulations.
Luffy AI, a UK-based startup, raised £8.1 million in Series A funding led by BGF. The company develops neuroplastic AI for industrial motor control, enabling real-time adaptive systems without cloud dependency. Funds will scale deployment in industrial applications.
Leiden-based AI startup Whispp secured €5 million in a follow-on investment round led by LUMO Labs and supported by the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator. The funding will accelerate global deployment of its on-device voice reconstruction technology, which converts whispered speech into natural-sounding voices for private communication and accessibility.
Klaro, an Italian AI platform addressing credit access challenges for SMEs, secured 3 million euros in funding led by 360 Capital. The platform uses AI and verified data sources to generate credit profiles, accelerating loan approvals for businesses and financial institutions.
CurifyLabs, a Finnish health technology company, secured €12 million in Series A funding led by Sandwater and HealthCap. The investment will support expansion into the US, supply chain development, and the advancement of its automated pharmaceutical compounding platform, which is already used by pharmacies in 21 US states and Europe.