
Reykjavík's 50skills raises €5.3M to expand AI-driven HR workflow platform
The Icelandic startup, backed by investors across Europe and the US, plans to grow its team and develop AI agents that operate alongside HR staff.
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50skills, a Reykjavík-based startup developing what it describes as an operating system for people workflows, has raised €5.3 million (about $6 million) to fund its expansion.
The company said the capital will support hiring across sales, marketing and community roles, alongside continued investment in its platform, including AI agents designed to work with HR teams.
The round was co-led by Frumtak Ventures, Swiss Post Ventures, Avant and DRD Investments, an American family office. That mix spans investors based in Iceland, Switzerland and the United States.
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