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Recent days have brought many announcements showing how quickly the startup and corporate worlds are changing.
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Recent days have brought many announcements showing how quickly the startup and corporate worlds are changing.
In this article, we have highlighted the startups that secured capital in September 2025, some of which are currently expanding their teams.
Amsterdam-based Actuals, a company specialised in helping finance teams process millions of transactions without errors, raises €3M in a Series A funding round led by investment firm Holland Capital.
Lausanne-based Corintis raises new funding and expands collaborations to address growing challenges in AI infrastructure.
Île-de-France-based WAAT, a company specialised in charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in private environments, has raised €100M from a sustainable investment fund of the DWS Group ("DWS"), and from Bpifrance.
UK-based Nscale, an AI infrastructure provider, has raised $1.1B (approximately €936M) in a Series B round, marking the largest Series B in UK and European history.
Dutch-based Rapidemic BV received a grant from the Gates Foundation to support the development of its molecular testing platform.
Germany-based Holy Technologies has secured funding to develop AI-driven autonomous manufacturing for lightweight components in Europe.
Warsaw-based sun.store, a solar-oriented trading platform connecting sellers and buyers, has secured €6M in seed funding, marking one of the largest early-stage rounds in Poland to date.
Cylib, a German battery recycling company, has received funding to build a lithium-ion battery recycling facility in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Gothenburg, Sweden-based Cetasol, a company specialised in AI-driven solutions that transform vessel operations, has secured €2.3M in a seed funding round.
Delft-based Single Quantum, a developer of superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors, and Qunnect, a Brooklyn-headquartered company, announced a collaboration.