Brussels-based fintech company Easyvest has raised €13 million in a funding round led by Belfius, Belgium’s second-largest bank insurer, and SFPIM, the federal holding and investment company.
Brussels-based fintech company Easyvest has raised €13 million in a funding round led by Belfius, Belgium’s second-largest bank insurer, and SFPIM, the federal holding and investment company.
Vienna-based GROPYUS, a company specializing in affordable and sustainable timber-hybrid buildings, has raised €100 million in fresh funding. This brings GROPYUS' total equity investment to €300 million since its founding in 2019. The investment round was led by Portuguese investment firm Semapa and U.S. VC fund Practical Venture Capital, further
Vilnius-based renewable energy company Green Genius has secured up to €100 million in equity investment from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). This investment will make EBRD a minority shareholder in Green Genius, boosting its plans to expand renewable energy projects across Europe. The deal, pending competition authority
Sparrow BioAcoustics, a healthtech startup based in St. John’s, NL, has raised $10 million in seed financing to expand its innovative heart monitoring technology. The funding round was led by Killick Capital, Klister Credit, and Pelorus Ventures, following Sparrow’s recent regulatory approvals for its smartphone-based stethoscope app, Stethophone.
Amsterdam-based digital banking platform Plumery has raised €3 million in additional funding from DN Capital and Fontes, managed by QED Investors. This new capital injection brings Plumery’s total funding to €7.8 million, ahead of its planned Series A round in 2025.
Voliro, a Zurich-based company specializing in aerial mobile robotics, has raised €10.8 million ($12 million) in a Series A funding round led by Cherry Ventures, with participation from business angels, family offices, and a debt facility. This brings the startup’s total funding to €20 million, allowing it to expand its
Croatian adtech startup all eyes on screens (AEOS), formerly known as AdScanner, has raised €10 million in a Series B funding round led by Taiwania Capital.
