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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On Wednesday, Amsterdam-based Borski Fund, a VC firm supporting innovation and gender diversity, announced its largest LP investment by M&G Investments with a €9M commitment.
On Tuesday, The European Investment Bank (EIB), in collaboration with Rabobank announced their commitment to scale up their support towards environmentally conscious businesses through €300M investment.
On Wednesday, Paris-based Naboo, a company that specialises in simplifying corporate events planning, announced that it has raised €20M in a Series A funding round led by Notion Capital.
Switzerland-based Voltiris, a company that helps greenhouses boost sustainability and profitability by optimising solar energy use, has raised CHF 4.8M (approximately €5.07M) in its seed round of funding.
On Tuesday, Copenhagen-based Hybird Energy, a startup developing intelligent electrical panels powered by an AI energy cloud, announced that it has secured €2.4M funding co-led by BackingMinds (Swedish early-stage venture capital firm) and Transition (UK-based Climate VC).
New York and London-based ElevenLabs, a voice AI research and deployment company, has reportedly raised $250M (nearly €239.57M) in a Series C funding round.
Paris-based Shift4Good, an impact investment fund focused on decarbonising the transportation sector, has closed its first fund at €220M, exceeding its fundraising target.
On Monday, London-based Gresham House Ventures, a growth equity investor, announced that it has committed a €4.25M investment in a Dublin-based SaaS platform Mobility Mojo.
Stockholm-based Wingbits, a decentralised physical infrastructure (DePIN) startup focused on the aviation industry, has raised $5.6M (approximately €5.34M) in funding.
In our fast-moving world of technology and innovation, it's easy to miss some interesting stories happening around us.
On Thursday, The European Commission announced that it is investing €3M to develop the first-ever quantum chip that combines electronics and light using advanced Germanium-Silicon technology.
Helsingborg-based Xaga Surgical, a Swedish medical technology company, has completed a SEK 8M (approximately €698K) investment round.
