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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London-based Amplience Limited, a provider of headless content management solutions, has completed £32M (approximately €37.82M) senior secured investment from AshGrove Capital, an independent pan-European specialty lender.
Luxembourg-based Passbolt, an open-source password and credential manager for teams, announced that it has secured $8M (approximately €7.65M) in a Series A round of funding.
On Friday, Amsterdam-based QDNL Participations, a quantum-focused VC firm, announced the first close of its new fund at €25M, targeting €60M for the fund.
Barcelona-based Weecover, a specialist in integrating insurance solutions into online purchasing processes, has secured €4.2M in funding to support its growth and international expansion plans.
On Thursday, Zurich-based ZuriQ, a quantum hardware startup, announced that it has secured $4.2M (approximately €4M) led by Founderful.
Amsterdam-based Chapter, a SaaS company driving the energy transition with AI-powered knowledge management software, has secured €3M in…
On Thursday, Stockholm-based Neko Health, a preventative healthcare technology company, announced that it has secured $260M (approximately €250M) in a Series B funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners.
On Thursday, Lisbon-based AgileGTM Blockchain Fund, a pan-European VC investing in pre-seed B2B blockchain startups, announced its first $2M (approximately €1.9M) close of a new $10M (approximately €9.6M) fund.
Barcelona-based Sycai Medical has closed a €3M funding round backed by LUMO Labs, Ship2B Ventures, Athos Capital, and Namarel Ventures.
Berlin-based Project Eaden, a German climate tech startup developing plant-based meats with fiber-spinning technology, raised €15M in an oversubscribed Series A funding round.
London-based Vertice, a spend optimisation platform, has raised $50M (nearly €47.97M) in a Series C round of funding.
Ghent-based IntelliProve, a Belgian healthtech company active in the digital healthcare market, has raised €1.25M in a seed round of funding.
