Swedish startup Flox Intelligence, which has sold hundreds of units in North America, recently won a $1 million prize from a major US accelerator and is now focusing on aggressive expansion in the US market. Founder and CEO Sara Nozkova emphasizes the challenges of operating in the US business environment.
Former Herbox founders have quietly launched a new venture called Blair, with Emelie Feola (Bianca Ingrosso’s right-hand person) joining as a co-owner. The team emphasizes shared vision and brand-building goals.
Meela, a platform connecting people with therapists, doubled its revenue in the previous year and secured a funding round while its founder was in the delivery room. The company is backed by prominent investors and highlights the stigma around investing in founders who are building families while scaling their businesses.
Elina Berglund, former particle physicist and Nobel laureate, founded Natural Cycles, a contraceptive app with millions of global users. The interview covers company performance, ownership transitions, IPO speculation, remote work strategies, and future goals.
Mimo, an AI startup, raised over 100 million SEK from Northzone to develop an AI assistant for auditors. In 2025, the company more than doubled its revenue from low levels, though continued investments led to increased losses.
Svea Bank has acquired Blipp, a loan company founded by Filip Samuelsson. Samuelsson will remain as CEO, stating the acquisition provides ‘greater muscles’ for the business.
The Swedish Competition Authority has terminated its investigation into Hemnet, a real estate platform, regarding its premium product offering.
Fedelta, a Swedish fintech startup, reported a 500% profit increase in 2024 and introduced a new savings account for private customers. The founder described 2025 as a ‘breakthrough year’ for the company.
Revolutionrace, a publicly traded company, acquires Icaniwill, valuing it at 700 million SEK. Revolutionrace’s CEO Paul Fischbein highlights the acquisition as part of further multi-million kronor investments.
Hatstore, a Swedish e-commerce company specializing in hats and accessories, reported sales exceeding 400 million SEK in 2023 and invested in a new luxury office campus described as an ‘adult vacation resort.’