Warsaw-based Holi, a digital obesity treatment platform, has raised €3 million in seed funding to expand its virtual clinic across Europe and further develop its AI-powered metabolic health technology.
Warsaw-based Holi, a digital obesity treatment platform, has raised €3 million in seed funding to expand its virtual clinic across Europe and further develop its AI-powered metabolic health technology.
SalesPatriot, a Polish-American startup modernizing defense and aerospace procurement, has raised $5 million in seed funding, bringing its total capital to $6.3 million.
Warsaw-based Expeditions, an early-stage investor at the intersection of security and deep tech, has secured over €100M for its second fund, surpassing its original target as it eyes a €150M final close by the end of 2025.
PhysicsX, a deeptech startup headquartered in London, has secured €117.4 million in Series B funding to accelerate its mission of integrating AI into industrial engineering.
Orbit Capital is bringing venture debt to Central and Eastern Europe with its Growth Debt II fund. The fund will hold €100 million, allowing technology companies to accelerate further growth. This second fund follows on the success of Growth Debt I, which held €40 million.
The startup eGabinet, initially created as an alternative to traditional phone-based appointment booking, now offers comprehensive and intuitive solutions for managing medical facilities and patient records, significantly simplifying the work of doctors and medical staff.
Calculating a company’s carbon footprint is a crucial first step in any decarbonization strategy, yet many businesses still struggle with data collection, often relying on manual calculations or basic carbon calculators.
Polish startup Petsy, which has been on the market for more than two years, recently raised more than one million euros in funding from business angels. The company, a leader in pet care services in its home country, currently has more than 90,000 registered users, and its platform was used
Poland-based bus manufacturer MMI has raised €7.7 million in a funding round led by Vinci SA. The investment will support MMI's mission to develop a range of electric buses, including low-entry, low-floor, and normal-floor models, as well as a hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric minibus. Vinci SA, managed by Bank Gospodarstwa
