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In today's rapidly growing technological landscape, startups are at the forefront of innovation, driving transformation across various industries.
London-based Raycast, a software company, announced on Wednesday that it has raised a $30M (approximately €27M) Series B funding round led by Atomico.
Paris-based Dotfile, a RegTech company, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €6M in the latest fundraising round.
Amsterdam-based bunq, a neobank, on Monday announced that it has rolled out a new update, Update 26, in Amsterdam.
London-based Desia, a system of intelligence and AI productivity for investment professionals, announced on Tuesday that it has secured $3.3M (approximately €3M) in a pre-seed funding round led by Dig Ventures.
Warsaw-based Pergamin, a contract management platform, announced on Tuesday that it has secured $3M (approximately €2.6M) from OnDean Forward, bringing the total funding raised to date to $5M (approximately €4.4M).
Abu Dhabi-based Mubadala, a sovereign investor, has taken a significant stake in Revolut, a London-based fintech company, through a share sale that valued the firm at $45B (approximately €40B).
Amsterdam-based Move Energy Fund, a venture capital focusing on early-stage ventures and technologies supporting the energy transition, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €10M from Invest-NL, a National Financing and Development Institution of the Netherlands.
Milan-based Ephos, the producer of glass-based photonic chips, announced on Monday that it has secured $8.5M (approximately €7.6M) in a Seed funding round led by Starlight Ventures.
Barcelona-based Sateliot, a company behind the first low-Earth orbit (LEO) nanosatellite constellation utilising 5G NB-IoT NTN standards, announced that it has secured €10M in a Series B funding round led by Global Portfolio Investments, a Spanish investment group.
Oxford, England-based FluoRok, a deep-tech focused on fluorochemical manufacturing and licensing, announced on Monday that it has secured £7.7M (approximately €9.2M) in a fresh funding round.
Stockholm-based H2 Green Steel, a company that aims to decarbonise the steel industry using green hydrogen, has announced that it has changed its name to Stegra.
