Swedish luxury towel startup Juniper is slowly but steadily growing, adding new product categories such as fragrances and bath towels, and targeting a future turnover of 100 million euros.
Sportadmin, a Swedish platform used by many sports clubs for administration, retained most of its customers after a cyberattack and saw revenue increase by nearly 15%
Lovable, a Stockholm‑based AI coding startup, demonstrated strong growth in 2026 by hitting roughly €350 million ARR and generating €87.4 million in a single month, highlighting the shift toward outcome‑based, agent‑driven SaaS models in Europe.
Swedish startup VXA, now operating as Plenty Labs, was swallowed up by music licensing company Epidemic Sound soon after its inception. The article reveals how the founders and several well‑known investors benefited from the deal.
InfiniNode Technologies, a Gothenburg-based semiconductor IP company, raised €2 million in a round led by Nordic deep-tech investors and public innovation funding to advance its on-chip data movement technology for AI and high-performance computing.
Vetted, a venture capital firm founded by Nakd and Stronger co-founders, acquires poster company Criss Bellini and raises millions in a new emission to fund the deal.
Telness Tech, a software company that remained with its owners after selling its profitable mobile operator division to Telia in spring, now requires additional funding as revealed by its financial statements.
Luxury mobile case brand Golden Concept is pivoting to cut costs through AI-driven efficiency and increased focus on the Chinese market after reporting deep losses.
Liveday, a Helsingborg-based platform for sports and live event commercial operations, secured €270,000 in funding from existing shareholders. The company recently launched integrated inventory management to help sports clubs track stock levels in real time. Funds will accelerate technology development and market expansion.
Neko Health, a preventative healthtech startup based in Stockholm, announced a $500m Series C funding round. The company, co-founded by Hjalmar Nilsonne and Daniel Ek, offers body scanning and health monitoring services. The article discusses user experiences with Neko’s unflattering 3D avatars and their potential to motivate behavioral change.