Location: International

  • Fill raises 5.5 MSEK

    Fill raises 5.5 MSEK

    (London, automates document workflows with reusable templates and online forms): Has raised 5.5 MSEK in a funding round from Sebastian Knutsson, Riccardo Zacconi, Söderberg & Partners, and founding member Lars Lindgren. “The companies own the data flow all the way through, and that’s where we differ from the older, heavy systems that already exist,” comments…

  • Exobiosphere raises 3 MEUR

    Exobiosphere raises 3 MEUR

    (Luxemburg, a space-focused pre-clinical contract research organization): Has raised 2 MEUR in a funding round from Expansion Ventures, Expon Capital, and Japan’s Space Data. “Exobiosphere brings a fresh, high-impact perspective to the fields of biotechnology and space,” comments member Ted Elvhage, founding partner of Expansion Ventures.

  • Blackwall raises 45 MEUR

    Blackwall raises 45 MEUR

    (Tallinn, provides AI-enabled security and web infrastructure): Has raised 45 MEUR from Dawn Capital. Early investors include members Per Björklund and Stefan Lindeberg. The funding will help further develop new products beyond its flagship product, GateKeeper, a reverse proxy that inspects traffic, analyzes it and filters malicious requests in real time.

  • Cary Group acquires 123 Pare-Brise

    Cary Group acquires 123 Pare-Brise

    (Stockholm, a sustainable car care solutions company specializing in vehicle glass repair and replacement): Has acquired a majority stake in the French car glass specialist 123 Pare-Brise for an undisclosed fee. “The French market is similar to the Swedish one, where the insurance share is high, we like that,” comments member Anders Jensen, CEO at…

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    🇫🇮 Nordic Angels warmly welcomes Kustaa Valtonen and Peter Vesterbacka as founding members in Finland. Kustaa, the visionary investor behind the Helsinki-Tallinn tunnel together with Peter, the strategic mind behind global phenomena like Angry Birds and Slush, will now strengthen Nordic Angels in Finland. 🇪🇺 ✨  Which are Europe’s 250 fastest-growing companies over the past years? Sifted has compiled…

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    🇺🇸 ❌ The US takes significant steps toward banning TikTok. A key committee in the US House of Representatives has unanimously supported a proposal to ban TikTok or force its sale, with backing from President Biden. 🇸🇪 ✨ Each year, Dagens Industri highlights the 125 women with the most power and influence in Swedish business. Businesswoman of the…

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    🇪🇺 🚀 Which are Europe’s fastest-growing companies? Annually, the Financial Times ranks the continent’s thousand fastest-growers – this year, two Swedish startups made it into the top 10 list. 🇺🇸 🤖 Elon Musk sues Sam Altman and OpenAI, claiming OpenAI has violated its own founding principles by becoming too profit-driven, contrary to the original vision.  🇸🇪 🧠 Klarna’s AI-bot now does…

  • Iris raises 42 MSEK

    Iris raises 42 MSEK

    (Mexico City, a social network platform in stealth mode): Has raised 42 MSEK in a funding round from EQT Ventures with member Carl Svantesson alongside member Vahid Toosi, Eric Wall and Aleksei Magusev. Few details about the venture are currently known, other than that Iris was valued at 200 MSEK and that EQT Ventures owns just over 20 percent.

  • J Huggins and Son acquired by Cary Group

    J Huggins and Son acquired by Cary Group

    (Tamworth, a specialist in vehicle glass repair and replacement): Has been acquired by Cary Group. “The acquisition of J Huggins and Son is an important part of our strategy to further strengthen and consolidate our market position in the United Kingdom. The company is a well-run business, and we look forward to it joining Cary Group,” comments member Anders Jensen.

  • Norrsken22 secures 2.3 billion SEK

    Norrsken22 secures 2.3 billion SEK

    (Africa/Stockholm, a technology growth fund partnering with entrepreneurs building Africa’s next tech giants): Has secured 2.3 billion SEK for its pan-African fund. Norrsken22 was launched in January last year and then closed a round of over 1 billion SEK, more than half of which came from a consortium consisting of 30 global unicorn founders. Early investors in Norrsken22 include…