Area of interest: Other

  • Aurezzi secures 100.000 SEK

    Aurezzi secures 100.000 SEK

     (Stockholm, luxury oral care): Has secured an investment of 100.000 SEK from Patric blir Ängel with member Patric Edhagen. “When it clicked and I realized that, damn, here’s filling a gap in the market, and with a brilliant team behind it, there was no other choice but to swig the mouthwash and say let’s go,” comments Patric.

  • GlowID raises 10 MSEK

    GlowID raises 10 MSEK

    (Stockholm, a Korean skincare distributor and webshop in the Nordics): Has raised 10 MSEK in a funding round from existing investors. Early investors include NEA Partners with members Jacob Brögger, Daniel Pilotti, Rustan Panday, and Richard Båge. In conjunction with the round, Adeline Sterner joins the board.

  • Cellugy raise 4.9 MEUR

    Cellugy raise 4.9 MEUR

    (Søborg, developing innovative, natural, bio-fabricated cellulose-based solutions to replace fossil-based materials in various industrial applications): Has raised 4.9 MEUR in a funding round from EIFO, ICIGVentures, Joyance Partners, PSV DeepTech, The Footprint Firm, and Unconventional Ventures with members Nora Bavey and Thea Messel. “Reliance on fossil-based petrochemical ingredients is today’s most critical sustainability issue in producing personal care products. With our technology, we genuinely see…

  • Syre raises 1.1 billion SEK

    Syre raises 1.1 billion SEK

    (Stockholm, a textile impact company decarbonizing the industry through textile-to-textile recycling): Has raised 1.1 billion SEK in a funding round from Giant Ventures, Norrsken, Imas, Volvo Cars and H&M with founding member Karl-Johan Persson. The plan is to use the funds to build a pilot factory in the US.

  • Carla raises 8 MSEK

    Carla raises 8 MSEK

    (Stockholm, a marketplace for electric cars and plug-in hybrids): Has raised 8 MSEK in a funding round from Verdane with member Henrik Aspén. Early investors include founding member Karl-Johan Persson and Inbox Capital, with founding member Martin Wattin. Last year, Carla had a turnover of 665 MSEK. We think it’s positive that electric cars are becoming available to more people. “We also see that…

  • Sellpy raises 75 MSEK

    Sellpy raises 75 MSEK

    (Stockholm, an online second-hand platform): Has raised 75 MSEK in a funding round led by majority owner H&M with founding member Karl-Johan Persson. Michael Arnör, Philip Gunnstam, Oskar Nielsen, and Gustav Wessman also participated. Sellpy was valued at 2.68 billion SEK in the round.

  • Digital Venue raises 3.5 MSEK

    Digital Venue raises 3.5 MSEK

    (Stockholm, a digital platform that helps museums and other tourist attractions become more accessible to the next generation of visitors): Has raised 3.5 MSEK in a funding round from Sebastian Johannisson Mählqvist, Khashayar Farmanbar, Marinvest, Grafo AS, and Almi Invest Mitt. Early investors in Digital Venue include member Daniel Lindberg.

  • Done raises 4.5 MSEK

    Done raises 4.5 MSEK

    (Stockholm, an end-to-end service and marketplace for home services): Has raised 4.5 MSEK in a funding round from Almi and BLING Capital with members Deqa Abukar and Adnan Yousuf. Early investors include member Nastaran Baleng Soultani. Having more than doubled its turnover from 8.6 to 18.5 million SEK between 2022 and 2023, Done now aims to expand internationally.

  • Artportable raises 1.8 MSEK

    Artportable raises 1.8 MSEK

    (Stockholm, Scandinavia’s largest online art gallery): Has raised 1.8 MSEK in a funding round from existing investors. Early investors include founding members John Elvesjö and Rustan Panday alongside members Andy Johnson, Samira Zarringhalam, Kerstin Cooley and Daniel Soussan. Artportable was valued at 67 MSEK in the round.

  • Infinited Fiber Company raises 450 MSEK

    Infinited Fiber Company raises 450 MSEK

    (Espoo, a premium textile fiber from recycled fabric): Has raised 450 MSEK in a funding round from Inditex Group, TTY Management and H&M with founding member Karl-Johan Persson. “Investing in new innovative materials is an incredibly important part of our sustainability work for a circular future,” comments H&M.