Munich-based Symphera, a medical device startup, announced on Monday, that it has secured €2.4M in a seed financing round led by High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF).
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Paris-based Bib Batteries, a startup specialising in the management of batteries throughout their lifecycle, announced on Tuesday that it has secured €2.2M in funding from Family Ventures.
Vaud, Switzerland-based ClearSpace, an in-orbit servicing (IOS) company, announced on Wednesday that it has been selected by the UK Space Agency after completing the preliminary design phase of the CLEAR mission.
Munich-based Reverion, a company building reversible, carbon-negative power plants, announced on Friday that it has secured $62M (approximately €56M) in an oversubscribed Series A funding round, including non-dilutive funding.
Copenhagen-based MATR, a foodtech startup, announced on Thursday that it has signed a €20M loan agreement with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to expand production of plant-based meat alternatives.
London-based DELLI, an independent food and drink platform, announced on Thursday that it has secured $6M (approximately €5.4M) in a Seed extension round.
Schiedam, the Netherlands-based Battolyser Systems, a developer of the world’s only electrolyser with battery functionality, announced that it has secured a €30M Series A investment round from Invest-NL, Global Cleantech Capital, and Innovation Industries.
Delft-based Momo Medical, a company that improves patient safety through technology, announced on Thursday that it has secured €6.5M in funding from pension manager PGGM, NextGen Venture, and other renowned investors.
Amsterdam-based Brineworks, a company specialised in seawater electrolysis technology, announced on Thursday that it has secured $2.2M (approximately €2M) in funding led by VC firm Pale blue dot.
London-based Form3, a cloud-native account-to-account platform, announced on Tuesday, September 11, that it has secured $60M (approximately €54M) in Series C Extension with new investment from British Patient Capital alongside existing shareholders, including Visa.
Stockholm-based Starhive, a no-code app builder, announced on Friday that it has raised $3M (approximately €2.7M) in a seed funding round led by Nordic venture capital firm node.vc, with node Partners Andy Johnston & Henrik Tellving joining the board.
