Location: Sweden

  • Gesynta Pharma raises 26.5 MEUR

    Gesynta Pharma raises 26.5 MEUR

    (Stockholm, is developing a drug candidate for the treatment of endometriosis): Has raised 26.5 MEUR in a funding round led by Innovestor Life Science, with participation from Hadean Ventures, Linc, Foreground Capital, Catalyze Capital, Stephen Industries, Amboy Street Ventures, and Industrifonden with member Peter Wolpert. The funding will support a Phase II clinical trial in Europe.

  • Vaja raises 4.35 MSEK

    Vaja raises 4.35 MSEK

    (Stockholm, wind-adaptive technology for solar parks): Has raised 4.5 MSEK in a funding round from Node.vc with founding member John Elvesjö and members Daniela Sjunnesson, Rebecca Sjödin, Mårten Skogö, Henrik Tellving, and Andy Johnston. “We have a humble ambition to revolutionize the global solar park market,” comments Henrik Eskilsson.

  • Marshall is acquired by Hongshan

    Marshall is acquired by Hongshan

    (Stockholm, premium audio products, including headphones and speakers): Has been acquired by Hongshan in a deal that valued Marshall at around 13 billion SEK. Altor, with member Andreas Källström Säfweräng, held a majority stake in Marshall. “It’s a bit faster than usual. We can keep the companies for 15 years, but sometimes things can move…

  • Easypark acquires Flowbird

    Easypark acquires Flowbird

    (Stockholm, offers smart parking solutions, helping drivers find, pay for, and reserve parking through its app): Has acquired Flowbird for an undisclosed amount. Early investors in Easypark include founding member Tuva Palm. “This day marks a step towards improving the utilization of spaces worldwide. Our even broader offering will enable our customers to optimize mobility…

  • AnaCardio raises 19 MUSD

    AnaCardio raises 19 MUSD

    (Stockholm, develops novel drugs to treat heart failure): Has raised 19 MUSD in a funding round from Novo Holdings, Pureos Bioventures, Sound Bioventures, Flerie, Fredrik andAnn-Helene Ljungström alongside Industrifonden with member Peter Wolpert. “We now have the data and funding to accelerate the further clinical development of our first-in-class inotrope to improve the lives of patients with heart failure,” comments…

  • 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…

  • Qvantum raises 108 MEUR

    Qvantum raises 108 MEUR

    (Åstorp, heat pump systems for apartments and commercial properties): Has raised 108 MEUR in a combination of a loan and funding round from Thomas von Koch, Mats Rahmström, SEB, and NEA with members Jacob Brögger, Rustan Panday, Johan Skarborg, and Daniel Pilotti. “Qvantum exemplifies the power of skilled people and teams, combined with products that drive positive…

  • Talendary secures investment

    Talendary secures investment

    (Stockholm, an AI-powered recruitment platform seamlessly integrating into recruiters’ workflows): Has secured a strategic investment from founding member Johan Siwers, members Christian Albinsson and Jonas Axelsson, alongside Samy Belemi and Martin Eriksson. “The rapid adoption of Talendary is a testament to its value. With this exceptional group of investors, we are ready to scale globally and level up our technology to deliver even greater…

  • Rebaba raises 5.5 MSEK

    Rebaba raises 5.5 MSEK

    (Stockholm, building second-life battery energy storage systems for a greener grid): Has raised 5.5 MSEK in a funding round from Rockstart and RadCap with member Nastaran Baleng-Soultani. Early investors include member Bo Kaunitz. “One of our systems can contribute to saving up to 100 tons of greenhouse gases compared to a newly produced one,” comments Paula Runsten.

  • Nicoya secures 90 MSEK

    Nicoya secures 90 MSEK

    (Stockholm, a foodtech investment firm): Has secured 90 MSEK in new capital from investors including Swedish national football star Alexander Isak and Mathias Kamprad, heir of IKEA. “It will be used for our core holdings where we see significant opportunities for value creation,” comments founding member Christopher Slim