Litehaus, a construction tech startup founded by husband-wife duo Thibault and Simi Launay, has raised €1.46 million in a pre-seed round to simplify and accelerate the home-building process.
Litehaus, a construction tech startup founded by husband-wife duo Thibault and Simi Launay, has raised €1.46 million in a pre-seed round to simplify and accelerate the home-building process.
Helsinki-based healthtech startup CurifyLabs has secured €6.7 million in fresh funding to scale its automated platform for producing patient-specific compounded medications.
Matthias Niessner, one of Europe’s most respected AI researchers and a co-founder of Synthesia, has launched a new startup named SpAItial with the ambitious goal of transforming text prompts into fully interactive, photorealistic 3D environments.
Eindhoven-based health tech startup Salvia BioElectronics has raised €53 million in a Series B round to accelerate the clinical and commercial rollout of its migraine treatment technology.
Swiss healthtech startup Hedera Dx has secured €15 million in a Series A funding round to scale its precision oncology platform, designed to help hospitals offer advanced cancer diagnostics and treatments.
Austria Media Company FoundersToday Media GmbH, headquartered in Linz, Austria, makes a strong statement towards international growth: With the appointment of Florian Skala as Chief Sales Officer (CSO), from June 1, 2025 FoundersToday brings on board a seasoned executive with an outstanding track record in the international media industry.
Montpellier-based biotech company SeqOne has secured €20 million in an oversubscribed growth round to accelerate its AI-driven genomics software used in oncology and rare disease diagnostics.
Paris-based cybersecurity startup Memority has raised €13 million in a Series A round to scale its Identity-as-a-Service (IDaaS) platform across Europe.
Toronto-based Stablecorp has raised $2.5 million CAD (approximately $1.8 million USD) in strategic capital to accelerate the development of QCAD, its stablecoin pegged to the Canadian dollar.
Prague-based International Automotive Group (IAG), a B2B e-commerce and logistics platform for automotive spare parts, has raised €5 million in a fresh funding round.
