Mathem is building AI technology that will enable automatic food orders for offices, making the ordering experience as simple as possible for customers.
A group of e‑commerce experts in Sweden, headed by Karsten Deppert, has created Future Retail Ventures, a new fund focused on backing nascent online retailers. The fund is already issuing its first checks.
Swedish skier and influencer Jon Olsson founded the bag brand Db in 2011. In 2024, the French luxury conglomerate LVMH acquired the company. Olsson later said he sold too early and would have earned hundreds of millions had he stayed.
Swedish skier, influencer and entrepreneur Jon Olsson founded the bag company Db in 2011. In 2024 the French luxury group LVMH acquired the company. Olsson said he sold far too early and would have earned several hundred million euros if he had stayed.
Richard Leksell, who left his family business to create the AI success Talentium, has started a new company focused on plastic recycling named Leva Materia.
Swedish entrepreneurs Emil Andersson and Elliot Timander founded the AI startup Registercentralen to address a real problem. Their service, which uses AI to detect problematic issues for sports clubs, has experienced explosive growth, with the customer base tripling in just one year.
Swedish startup Afterquery, founded by two young entrepreneurs, reached a 30 billion SEK valuation within 18 months, marking the quickest path to unicorn status ever recorded by Y Combinator.
Swedish AI startup Unbounded, backed by Nordnet’s main shareholder and several tech billionaires, launched its product and was valued at nearly 250 million SEK (about $22.5 million) earlier this year.
Swedish investment fund Industrifonden, the biggest shareholder of digital reading platform Nextory, said it was very satisfied with the company’s sale, which is estimated to have been valued at around 150 million SEK.
Linehub, a European performance‑marketing network comprising brands such as Daisycon, Affiliprint and Sovendus, announced the hiring of Bart Zoetmulder as Group Director Sales. In his new role he will strengthen the commercial organisation, improve collaboration across the group’s labels and drive new‑business growth as the company targets €100 million in revenue within the next two to four years. The move reflects Linehub’s ambition to expand internationally and reduce reliance on large tech platforms.