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Kuro Technology, founded in 2024, secured €10 million in a round led by UVC Partners to expand its AI software for construction back-office work.
Growth investor DTCP has secured €455 million in commitments for its first defence fund, backing early-growth and growth-stage technology companies aligned with European security.
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.
The early-stage firm's fifth fund is anchored by the British Business Bank and will target technical founding teams across Europe.
The UK deeptech startup will develop an accelerator-based refinery to produce isotopes used in cancer care and energy, aiming to strengthen Europe's supply of critical rare materials.
Stockholm-based defence startup Terasi has raised €11 million to scale its jam-resistant battlefield communications technology to European armed forces.
Paymob, Corridor and Spott announced funding rounds spanning payments infrastructure, AI health benefits and recruitment software.
The solo-GP firm reached its €10 million target after a €6.1 million first close in September 2025, backing early-stage B2B technology companies.
The alumni-powered VC firm debuts its first fund, backing pre-Seed and Seed DeepTech and AI companies tied to Imperial College London.
French startup AbTx secured €1.7 million while London-based Big Picture Bio emerged from stealth with €2.55 million, both targeting new approaches to cancer treatment.
Three European technology companies have raised new capital: Magentic ($18M), syte (€9M) and Munich-based Arcos (€5.5M).
A wave of Series A and seed rounds spanning Germany, Iceland, Spain and beyond funds AI agents and analytics for industry, real estate, healthcare and business data.
London VC Hoxton Ventures is backing King's College London spinout Eterna Regeneratives, which uses keratin from hair or wool to repair tooth enamel.
The Münster-based startup closed a €9 million Series A led by amberra to expand its AI-powered land and property analytics platform across Europe.
The Luxembourg-based investor has closed an initial €62.4 million for its third fund, broadening its focus toward what it calls HumanOS.
The London-based industrial certifier added around €8.6 million to its Series A, bringing total funding to €64 million as it moves past carbon removal.
From women's health diagnostics to construction procurement and IP enforcement, four startups have secured new capital to expand their platforms.
Four AI-focused startups across the UK, Saudi Arabia, Lithuania and the US disclosed new funding rounds ranging from €1.7 million to $875 million.
Twiga Foods, one of Kenya's most heavily funded startups, has entered administration following years of financial pressure and restructuring efforts.
The Finnish startup, backed by founders of Lovable, Supercell and Langdock, wants to replace legacy CRM systems with an autonomous go-to-market platform.
Five European early-stage companies disclosed new rounds this week, spanning AI infrastructure, IP enforcement, electric truck charging, cloud tooling and bioprocessing.
Dutch FoodTech firm Greencovery raised €1 million for cocoa upcycling, while Brussels-based Chift closed a €10.5 million Series A for financial connectivity.
The preventive healthcare startup Aeon has closed a Seed extension and acquired German blood diagnostics platform Aware Health, lifting its total Seed funding above €12 million.
The Stockholm healthtech firm secured €86.5 million to expand its AI medical assistant across Europe, backed by the EU-supported €5bn Scaleup Europe Fund.
The UN Development Programme launched timbuktoo at Davos, aiming to mobilise $1 billion to back Africa's startup ecosystem.
The Copenhagen-based investor will expand beyond Denmark into the Nordics, with a strategic focus on Sweden, backing 15-17 companies from seed to Series A.
Dutch AgTech firm Gravity Gardens raised €2.6 million for chemical-free seed activation, while China's Xinjinghe secured funding to expand metal 3D printing for aerospace.
The European Investment Fund is backing Nordic Foodtech VC's second fund, which targets €80 million to support early-stage agrifood technology companies across Northern Europe.
The Tuscany-based food safety software firm closed a €5.2 million round led by P101 SGR and acquired Bologna's Cooki to consolidate Italy's food RegTech market.
Founders and investors signed a letter urging policymakers not to weaken the proposed pan-European company form during final negotiations.
