Paris-based Sofinnova Partners raises €1.2B, surpasses €4B in AUM
Paris-based Sofinnova Partners, a European venture capital firm in life sciences, has raised €1.2B over the past year, with more than €1B secured in the last quarter.
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Paris-based Sofinnova Partners, a European venture capital firm in life sciences, has raised €1.2B over the past year, with more than €1B secured in the last quarter.
Vilnius, Lithuania-based myTU, an AI-powered and cloud-first digital bank, has secured €10M in an oversubscribed Series A funding round, surpassing its initial €9M target.
Malmo-based Bookboost, a hospitality CRM platform, has secured €3.6M in its latest funding round led by Espoo-based Vendep Capital.
London-based Lenkie, a transaction-based cashflow management platform, has secured £49M (approximately €59M) in a Series A funding round led by a large US private credit fund focussed on supporting lenders internationally.
Delft-based QuantWare, a company that develops technology for quantum processors, has secured €20M in a Series A funding round.
The Hague-based Invest International, an impact investor, announced plans to establish a public-private investment fund to reduce Dutch and European dependence on critical raw materials.
Paris-based Faks has raised €6M in a funding round led by Speedinvest, with participation from Connect Ventures, Seedcamp, and FJ Labs.
Amsterdam-based Lemni, a startup specialised in developing AI-powered customer experience platforms, has officially launched and announced it has raised $3.5M (approximately €3.3M) in a pre-seed funding round led by Sequoia.
Skyfora, a Helsinki-based company specialising in AI-powered weather technology, has secured €4M in a funding round.
Amid major funding rounds and acquisitions, several important startup developments may have gone unnoticed.
Ghent-based 4Tissue, an innovation-led research and clinical development organisation, has secured an additional €1.5M in funding.
Tallinn-based Pointship has raised $1.9M (approximately €1.82M) in a funding round with participation from investors based in Turkey, Dubai, and London.