Location: Sweden

  • Norban raises 25MSEK

    Norban raises 25MSEK

    (Stockholm, a platform for pre-market real estate): Has raised 25 MSEK in a funding round led by VEQ with members Viktor Gällström and Maria Bergsten. Other investors include Neptunia Invest, Beijer Ventures, Falvir, Tibia Konsult, and Trustly’s CEO Johan Tjärnberg. “They are changing a whole market which is very exciting and we are convinced they are onto something big,” comments Viktor Gällström.

  • Fxity raises 30 MSEK

    Fxity raises 30 MSEK

    (Stockholm, an automated FX and liquidity manager that frees up time from manual and repetitive tasks): Has raised 30 MSEK in a funding round from Mikael Lindahl, member Nicklas Storåkers and founding member Anna Storåkers. “One big customer we have saves 30 million kronor per year through our service. Because PSD2 means that banks have to let other actors…

  • Treyd raises 127 MSEK

    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.

  • Antler secures 600 MSEK

    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,…

  • Froda raises 90 MSEK

    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.

  • AlixLabs raises 40MSEK

    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…

  • Novatron raises 5 MEUR

    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…

  • Yazen raises 37 MSEK

    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…

  • Charge Amps is acquired by Naas Technology

    Charge Amps is acquired by Naas Technology

    (Stockholm, smart charging solutions for electric vehicles): Has been acquired by the Nasdaq-listed Chinese energy service company Naas Technology for a fee amounting to 724 MSEK. Charge Amps, co-founded by founding member Boel Rydenå-Swartling, will continue its mission of making smart charging easy all over Europe under the Charge Amps brand.

  • Curus raises 43 MSEK

    Curus raises 43 MSEK

    (Stockholm, a healthtech-focused investment company): Has raised 43 MSEK in a funding round led by Alfvén & Didrikson. Stefan Bengtsson, Fredrik Strömholm, Klas Tikkanen, Johan Dettel, Versteegh Gruppen, Alexander Stendahl, Christian Dahlberg and founding member Lars Lindgren also participated. ”We are very happy to welcome several new investors whom will strengthen Curus with additional experience,…