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Where the capital lands, who writes the cheque, and what gets built with it. Funding rounds, venture capital flows, and the deal-making that shapes which technology companies scale.
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Dublin-based Tines, a workflow and AI orchestration platform announced that it has secured $125M (approximately €120M) in a Series C funding round, valuing the company at $1.125B (approximately €1B).
Berlin-based Integral, a startup redefining how businesses manage accounting, taxation and payroll services, has raised €6.3M in a pre-seed funding round.
Barcelona-based venture capital firm Nina Capital has announced the launch of its €50M Fund III, aimed at supporting international founders developing need-driven healthcare solutions.
Stockholm-based Agteria Biotech, a company focused on cutting global greenhouse gas emissions by 1 per cent, has secured €6M in a seed round of funding.
On 10 and 11 February 2025, France is hosting the third edition of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit at the Grand Palais.
Rotterdam-based Somnox, a company known for its sleep-enhancing products, announced that it has reached profitability after years of financial losses.
Antwerp-based venture capital firm Junction Growth Investors has closed its first fund at €115M, exceeding its €100M target despite a tough funding climate.
On Tuesday, Milan-based Akamas, a company specialising in AI-driven cloud optimisation, announced that it has secured $10M (approximately €9.7M) in its first institutional funding led by United Ventures.
Zurich-based ETFbook, a data and analytics platform for the exchange-traded funds (ETF) market, has secured €4M in a Series A funding round.
On Tuesday, Madrid-based Libeen, a startup specialised in the smart-housing model, announced that it has secured €25M in a funding round led by Andbank (through MyInvestor and Actyus).
Munich-based FINN, a car subscription platform, has announced the closing of a new Asset-backed Security (ABS) financing programme, ‘ABS…
Stockholm-based carbon removal company ReCarber has raised €5.1M (SEK 60M) in its first funding round.
