Category: Social
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Treyd raises 127 MSEK
(Stockholm, a buy-now-pay-later solution that removes the pain of paying suppliers upfront): Has raised 127 MSEK in a funding round from Nineyards Equity, Antler, J12 Ventures and Zenith with member Erik Lindblad. Early investors in Treyd include founding member Lars Lindgren. Treyd was valued at 463 MSEK in the round.
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Antler secures 600 MSEK
(Stockholm, a venture capital firm and global community for startups): Has secured 600 MSEK to its new fund. Investors include EIFO, Investinor, Formue, and the Norwegian family Andresen. “Over the past two years, we have seen a significant increase in interest in building companies on Antler’s platform. Many of those who come to us originate from more established tech companies, such as Spotify, Klarna, Izettle,…
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Froda raises 90 MSEK
(Stockholm, a financial tech company enabling SMEs to get easier access to financing): Has raised 90 MSEK in a funding round from Fredrik Österberg, Victor Jacobsson, Martin Dahlin, member Nicklas Storåkers and founding member Karl-Johan Persson. In September last year, Froda boasted a valuation of 1.2 billion SEK, but a year later, they secured funding at an increased valuation of 1.7 billion SEK.
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AlixLabs raises 40MSEK
(Lund, atomic level fragmentation): Has raised 40 MSEK in a funding round from Navigare Ventures, Forward One and Industrifonden with member Peter Wolpert. “This investment plays a crucial role in enabling our company to achieve scalable success. The capital injection not only confirms our vision, but also gives us the opportunity to bring our groundbreaking technology to the forefront of semiconductor…
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Unconventional Ventures secures 30MEUR
(Copenhagen, an impact venture capital firm with a focus on diverse teams): Has secured 30 MEUR to its new fund. Investors backing the fund include Atomico, EIFO, Investinor, Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker,The Inner Foundation with Annika and Pär-Jörgen Pärson, and The Case for Her. Unconventional Ventures, spearheaded by members Nora Bavey and Thea Messel, invests across the Nordics in healthtech, women’s health, diversity tech, sustainable fashion, foodtech and fintech…
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Novatron raises 5 MEUR
(Stockholm, develops commercial fusion reactors): Has raised 5 MEUR in a funding round led by Climentum Capital, with KTH Holding, EIT InnoEnergy Santander InnoEnergy Climate Fund and Industrifonden with member Peter Wolpert participating. “With the exponential speed of technological advancements in the last decade, fusion is now moving from being a research project to an…
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ReOrbit raises 7.4 MUSD
(Helsinki, provides autonomous and interconnected satellites optimized for efficient and reliable delivery of customer space-related data): Has raised 7.4 MUSD in a funding round led by Inventure with members Rebecka Löthman Rydå and Gwen Sandberg.10x Founders, Icebreaker.vc, Expansion, and Yes VC also participated. ReOrbit enables real-time dataflow in space and can adapt its satellites to…
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Snerpa Power raises 26 MSEK
(Reykjavik, an energy management system that enables companies to leverage real-time data for improved and automated decision-making around electricity): Has raised 26 MSEK in a funding round led by Crowberry Capital and BackingMinds with founding member Susanne Najafi. “For a long time, we have been looking at investing in the broader energy sector, and when…
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Yazen raises 37 MSEK
(Lund, a digital healthcare provider with the objective to help people with obesity): Has raised 37 MSEK in a funding round led by Luminar Ventures with members Magnus Bergman and Louise Hagen alongside existing investors. “Obesity is one of the greatest health problems of our time, costing healthcare and society enormous resources, not to mention…
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Starcart raises 3.5 MEUR
(Helsinki, an eCommerce platform that finds the lowest prices of all online stores and does the shopping for you): Has raised 3.5 MEUR in a funding round led by Inventure with members Rebecka Löthman-Rydå and Gwen Sandberg. Business Finland and a group of unnamed angel investors participated as well. “Starcart’s insane metrics speak for themselves.…
