Riga-based RivalSense, a startup that enables users to monitor their competitors using AI, has secured fresh funding in an angel round led by Change Ventures, with the participation of Fiedler Capital and local business angels.
Hamburg-based startup Plancraft has secured €12M in a Series A round of funding led by Creandum, a pan-European early-stage venture capital firm.
Berlin-based re:cap, a company that operates a financing and data insights platform, has closed $14.6M (approximately €13.41M) in its Series A round of funding, launching its software as a service (SaaS) platform.
Amsterdam-based Carv, a company that uses AI for recruitment, announced that it has raised $10M (approximately €9.18M) in a seed round of funding.
LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a New York-based company that provides information and analytics, announced on Monday, June 3, that it will buy Henchman, a legal tech company from Ghent, Belgium.
Amsterdam-based SERDA Therapeutics, a joint venture company between Smith & Nephew International and NLC, announced that it has completed a €2M funding round, led by NLC Health Impact Fund.
Netherlands-based BioBTX, a developer of circular chemistry technology that aims to replace fossil resources with biomass and plastic waste, announced that it has secured over €80M in fresh funding.
Milan-based Sibill, a tool that makes financial tasks easier for small and medium businesses (SMBs), announced that it raised €6.2M in a fresh round of funding led by Keen Venture Partners with participation from Founders and Exor Ventures.
Stockholm-based Doconomy, a fintech company that helps banks with tools to fight climate change and improve people’s financial health, announced that it has received €34M in B-round investment, one of Europe’s “largest funding rounds” in the sector.
Helsinki-based Swappie, an online platform that claims to be Europe’s largest iPhone refurbisher, has secured €17M in loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Noordwijk and Torino-based Revolv Space, a space tech startup, announced that it has secured €2.6M in a fresh round of funding.
Iris.ai, a company from Oslo that makes an AI tool for understanding scientific texts, announced that it has secured €7.64M in a Series A round of funding.
