Trusttech startup Certificall has raised €1 million in seed funding to accelerate its European expansion and strengthen its certified visual evidence technology for insurers, brokers, and industrial clients.
Trusttech startup Certificall has raised €1 million in seed funding to accelerate its European expansion and strengthen its certified visual evidence technology for insurers, brokers, and industrial clients.
Biopharma startup Adcytherix, a developer of next-generation antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), has raised €105 million in a record-breaking Series A round to accelerate the development of its lead therapeutic candidate targeting hard-to-treat cancers.
Biotech innovator EVerZom has raised €10 million to advance the development of its exosome-based regenerative medicine therapies, aiming to bring next-generation treatments to patients and strengthen its position as a European leader in tissue repair and organ regeneration.
Phagos, a Paris-based biotechnology company developing AI-driven bacteriophage therapies as sustainable alternatives to antibiotics, has raised €25 million in Series A funding.
Keenest, a Paris-based climate investment club, has surpassed €10 million in total funding for startups advancing the sustainable economy — achieving the milestone seven months ahead of schedule.
French AI startup Ewake, which is building intelligent agents to improve software reliability, has raised €2 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Connect Ventures, with participation from 2100 Ventures, Notion Capital, Insiders, 50partners, and several angel investors including Amirhossein Malekzadeh.
French foodtech startup Kikleo, which uses AI to reduce food waste in professional kitchens, has raised €3.5 million to accelerate its expansion across France, Europe, and the United States.
French cybersecurity leader Filigran has secured €49 million in Series C funding, bringing its total capital raised to over €85 million since its founding in 2022.
B2B commerce startup Djust has raised €7 million in a funding round led by New Enterprise Associates (NEA), with participation from Nauta Capital, Elaia Partners, HenQ, and Opera Tech Ventures.
Paris-based Qovery, a SaaS platform that automates DevOps and streamlines application deployment across any cloud, has raised $13M (€11.3M) in Series A funding to accelerate US expansion and advance its AI-driven product roadmap.
