Location: Sweden
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Asgard Therapeutics raises 30 MEUR
(Lund, direct cell reprogramming technologies to develop ground-breaking cancer immunotherapies): Has raised 30 MEUR in a funding round from Novo Nordisk, JJDC, RV Invest and Industrifonden with member Peter Wolpert. “Asgard’s technology overcomes challenges faced by traditional cell therapies, enabling the recreation of desired functional immune cells directly inside the patient’s body, comments Cristiana Pires, CEO of Asgard Therapeutics.
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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.
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Logcast raises 6.8 MSEK
(Stockholm, a blockchain-based voice streaming platform that connects people through short updates in everyday life): Has raised 6.8 MSEK in a funding round from a group of undisclosed investors. Early investors include member Johan Dennelind and founding member Andreas Grape. Logcast was valued at 150 MSEK in the round.
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Cellcolabs raises 90 MSEK
(Stockholm, mass production of stem cells): Has raised 90 MSEK in a funding round led by Jens von Bahr and Fredrik Österberg. Also participating is Nordic Angels‘ latest initiative ACAP, which, along with 4 members, has invested 12 million in Cellcolabs. Read more about ACAP below. Cellcolabs is now accelerating its efforts to mass-produce stem cells for the global market. Do you also want to…
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Cetti raises 16 MSEK
(Uppsala, an integrated real estate transaction solution between sellers, buyers, brokers, and banks from advertising to signing): Has raised 16 MSEK in a funding round from Johan Tjärnberg, Oliver Hildebrandt, Christian Frick and member Michael Wolf. Cetti handles around 25% of all real estate transactions and is used by over 50% of Sweden’s real estate brokers.
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Syre raises 500 MSEK
(Stockholm, a textile impact company decarbonizing the industry through textile-to-textile recycling): Has raised 500 MSEK in a funding round from TPG Rise Climate. Early investors include H&M with founding member Karl-Johan Persson. The plan is to build twelve large-scale recycling plants around the world over eight years, that together can produce 3 million tons of recycled textile. “We will…
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eComID raises 27 MSEK
(Stockholm, empowers global online retailers to collaboratively reduce product returns): Has raised 27 MSEK in a funding round from CapitalT, Anaheta Bernenberg-Consbruch, Madeleine Persson and H&M Group Ventures with founding member Karl-Johan Persson. “At CapitalT, we believe that fantastic people create fantastic companies, and the founding team of eComID impressed us from the first meeting with their shared passion, energy, and early positive results,” comments Janneke…
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Sleip raises 43 MSEK
(Stockholm, AI technology that supports health and athletic performance for horses): Has raised 43 MSEK in a funding round from Boehringer Ingelheim, Charlotte Söderström, member Fredric Gunnarson, and Philian Invest with Björn Magnusson and founding member Karl-Johan Persson. Sleip was valued at approximately 250 MSEK in the round.
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Boni raises 4 MSEK
(Stockholm, an interior design platform helping interior designers save time): Has raised 4 MSEK in a funding round from Mikael Sjögren, Marie-Louise Sjögren, Daniel Mauno Pettersson and member Erik Segerborg. “It feels fantastic to bring in investors with such a wide range of expertise in AI, purchasing, marketplace, and SaaS. They share our vision,” comments Carin Gunnstam.
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Airpelago raises 20 MSEK
(Gothenburg, inspection of electrical grids with the help of electric drones): Has raised 20 MSEK in a funding round from existing investors, including founding member Marcus Boström and VEQ with members Viktor Gällström and Maria Bergsten. Last year, Airpelago inspected about 10 percent of Sweden’s total electrical grid, or approximately 15,000 kilometers of power lines. This year, they expect to more than…
