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Our 2025 leaderboard series continues with the Sifted 100: Nordics & Benelux. This combined list ranks the region’s 100 fastest-growing startups by revenue growth, spanning eight countries (Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway or Sweden).

Collectively, the 100 startups generated revenues of €2.6bn over the last three years and currently employ more than 9,500 people. In total, they’ve banked €4.3bn in funding.

To be eligible for the ranking, startups have to be privately held, independent and generate the majority of revenue from proprietary technology. They also have to be headquartered in any of the eight eligible countries. Companies must have been founded in or after 2010, and have at least three years of revenue data (from 2021–2023, 2022–2024 or 2023–2025), covering accounting periods of at least 26 weeks. Revenue had to be at least €50k in the base year and €500k in the most recent year.

Companies were required to submit signed documentation to verify any financial data not publicly available. Some opted to keep parts of this information confidential.

Read the accompanying research report, featuring interviews with several founders, [here](https://sifted.eu/intelligence/reports/sifted-100-nordics-benelux-2025). Our ranking of the investors with at least two portfolio companies on the leaderboard can be viewed [here](https://sifted.eu/rankings/nordics-benelux-2025-leaderboard-investors).

The fastest-growing Nordics & Benelux startups in 2025

Yazen is a Malmö-based healthtech startup offering a weight-loss programme that combines expert support with modern medical treatments. Founded in 2021 by Fredrik Meurling, Magnus Nyhlén, Otto Bretz and Martin Carlsson, the company targets individuals seeking medically supervised weight management across several European markets. Yazen has raised a total of €20.1m to date, including a €15.2m Series A round in November 2024, with backing from investors such as Fast Track Malmö, Luminar Ventures and Almaz Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Yazen reported €15.9m in revenue for the most recent financial year, up sharply from €200k two years earlier.

Narvi Payments is a Helsinki‑based API‑first fintech startup delivering bespoke business banking for digital companies. Established in 2021 by Neil Ambikar (CFO), Krzysztof Kuchta (CTO) and Roman Mazur (COO), Narvi remains founder‑funded and lean, generating €4.5m in annual revenue in its most recent financial year — up from just €1.7m in 2023. Its solutions have attracted over 1,500 customers and are supported by a compact, multilingual team.

Flower is a Stockholm-based startup using pioneering technology to optimise and trade flexible energy assets like wind and solar farms, battery systems and EV chargers. Founded in 2020 by John Diklev, the company is helping make renewable energy more reliable and predictable for the energy system. Flower has raised a total of €51.9m, including a €20m Series A round in October 2024, with backers such as Northzone, Sony and Ellevio. According to information submitted to Sifted, Flower reported €17.8m in revenue last year, up sharply from just €450k two years earlier.

Napper is a Stockholm-based healthtech startup offering a white noise and sleep tracking app designed to help babies — and their parents — get better rest. Launched in 2020 by Espen Janson, Clarence von Rosen and Viktor Lindberg, the company targets new families with features like nap scheduling, personalised sleep routines and real-time audio monitoring. Napper has raised a total of €0.1m to date, with its most recent round being an angel investment in June 2023. According to information submitted to Sifted, Napper reported €5.3m in revenue in its most recent financial year — a leap from €165k two years prior.

Earthbanc is a Stockholm-based climate technology startup supporting regenerative land management through MRV software and AgTech solutions. Founded in 2019 by Tom Duncan, Chau Tang-Duncan and Rishabh Khanna, the company works with agroforestry, regenerative agriculture and ecosystem restoration projects. Earthbanc has raised a total of €2.9m to date, with its most recent round being a €1.5m seed in April 2022. Backers include the European Space Agency, Findec, Sting and Rampersand among others. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Anyday is a Danish fintech startup based in Aarhus that lets shoppers split their payments into installments at over 1,500 online stores. Founded in 2020 by Jonas Overgaard, the company has carved out a niche in flexible, interest-free payment solutions for consumers. Anyday has raised a total of €44m to date, including a €40m debt round in March 2024, with backing from investors such as Inventure and Nordiska. According to information submitted to Sifted, Anyday reported €2.1m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from just €70,790 two years earlier.

Opti is a Stockholm-based fintech startup offering automated investment management through its app, aiming to make fund investing simpler and more affordable for Swedish consumers. Founded in 2014 by Jonas Olof Sebastian Hombert, Opti leverages Nobel Prize-winning theory to build tailored portfolios and claims to halve the average fund fee compared to traditional banks. The company has raised a total of €28.15m, with its most recent round being a €17.9m late-stage VC in February 2022, backed by investors such as Staffan Persson, Thord Wilkne and Swedia Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Opti reported €2.1m in revenue last year, up sharply from just €71,798 two years earlier.

indó is a Reykjavík-based fintech startup offering a no-nonsense digital banking alternative for Icelandic consumers. Founded in 2018 by Haukur Skúlason and Tryggvi Björn Davíðsson, the company has positioned itself as a challenger bank with a focus on transparency and zero transaction fees. indó has raised a total of €21m to date, with its most recent round being a €4m convertible in May 2025. Backers include Iceland Venture Studio, Vidici Ventures and Goose Valley Ventures among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, indó reported €2.1m in revenue last year, up sharply from just €75,703 two years prior.

BubblyDoo is an Antwerp-based startup creating personalised children’s books for families across the Netherlands and Belgium. Founded in 2019 by Toine Habets, the company taps into the growing market for customisable gifts and educational products for kids. BubblyDoo has raised a total of €4m to date, with its most recent round being a €0.8m seed investment in July 2025. Backers include Birdhouse Ventures.

LIZY is a Brussels-based startup offering online leasing of secondhand and stock cars to businesses across Belgium. Founded in 2020 by Sam Heymans and Vincent Castus, the company aims to make car leasing faster, cheaper and more transparent for SMEs and freelancers. LIZY has raised €189.5m to date, with its most recent round a €50m debt facility in June 2025. Backers include Alychlo and D’Ieteren Automotive. According to information submitted to Sifted, LIZY reported €24.6m in revenue last year, up sharply from just over €900k two years earlier.

ATLANT 3D is a Taastrup-based startup pioneering atomic-scale advanced manufacturing, enabling rapid innovation in microelectronics and nanofabrication. Founded in 2018 by Maksym Plakhotnyuk, Ivan Kundrata and Prof. Dr. Julien Bachmann, the company’s proprietary Direct Atomic Layer Processing (DALP) technology is used across sectors from semiconductors to photonics. ATLANT 3D has raised €30m to date, with its most recent round a €13m Series A in March 2025. Backers include the European Innovation Council, Sony and West Hill Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, ATLANT 3D reported €7.6m in revenue last year, up sharply from €344k two years earlier.

Aquablu is an Amsterdam-based startup developing smart hydration systems for offices and commercial spaces. Founded in 2018 by Marnix Stokvis and Marc van Zuylen, the company’s flagship product is a sleek water dispenser offering filtered, flavored and vitamin-enhanced drinks aimed at boosting workplace wellness and sustainability. Aquablu has raised €10m to date, with its most recent round a €7m seed in June 2025, backed by investors including Rabobank and YES!Delft. According to information submitted to Sifted, Aquablu reported €3.4m in revenue last year, up sharply from just under €160k two years prior.

Grale is a Stockholm-based startup developing plant-based alternatives to conventional plastics, aiming to replace petroleum-derived materials with eco-friendly solutions. Founded in 2018 by Allen Mohammadi and Max Mohammadi, the company leverages agricultural waste and non-edible plants to create sustainable products for both home and business use. Grale has raised a total of €5.2m to date, including a €4.6m seed round in January 2024, with backing from notable investors such as Atomico, Norrsken Impact Accelerator and Plug and Play. According to information submitted to Sifted, Grale reported €3.7m in revenue in the most recent financial year, up sharply from €180k two years earlier.

Cargoplot is an Amsterdam-based startup that helps businesses find and compare freight forwarders to secure the best shipping rates. Founded in 2020 by Maarten de Reij, Daniel Schreij and Henk-Jan Meijer, the company operates a digital marketplace streamlining logistics for international shipments. Cargoplot has raised a total of €3.84m to date, with its most recent round being a €2m seed investment in November 2024. Backers include ASIF Ventures, ACE Incubator and angel investor Ubbo Hempenius.

Chift is a Brussels-based startup offering a unified API platform that enables software vendors to embed financial connectivity and integrations with accounting, POS, ecommerce and invoicing tools. Founded in 2022 by Gauthier Henroz, Matthieu Hertoghe and Henry Hertoghe, the company targets the growing demand for seamless software integrations across Europe. Chift has raised a total of €2.3m to date, with its most recent round being a €2.3m seed in June 2024 backed by investors including Start it @KBC and Seeder Fund.

IQM Quantum Computers is a quantum hardware startup based in Espoo, Finland building superconducting quantum computers for research institutions and high-performance computing centers. Founded in 2018 by Dr. Jan Goetz, the company has developed a diverse portfolio of quantum systems and cloud platforms aimed at making quantum technology more accessible. IQM has raised a total of €506.7m to date, with its most recent round being a €274.7m Series B in September 2025. Backers include Tencent, MIG Capital, OpenOcean VC, Tesi and the European Innovation Council among others.

Folio is an Oslo-based fintech startup offering a streamlined banking and accounting platform for businesses in Norway. Founded in 2017 by Dag Olav Norem, Wilhelm Joys Andersen and Rune Brunborg, the company aims to simplify financial management for SMEs with integrated tools and transparent pricing. Folio has raised a total of €6.5m to date, including a €3.2m Series A round in May 2022 backed by investors such as Sparebanken Vest and Innovation Norway. According to information submitted to Sifted, Folio reported €4.8m in revenue last year, up sharply from €377k two years earlier.

Klimate is a Copenhagen-based startup developing science-led, tech-enabled carbon removal strategies for corporate sustainability, founded in 2020 by Katja Grothe-Eberhardt, Mads Emil Dalsgaard and Simon Bager. The company helps businesses invest in and manage a portfolio of carbon removal projects, spanning methods like biochar, reforestation and engineered solutions. Klimate has raised a total of €5m to date, including a €3.5m seed round in October 2023, with backing from investors such as Redstone, Rockstart and The Footprint Firm.

Greenely is a Stockholm-based energy tech startup that helps households monitor, optimise and monetise their electricity usage through a smart app, setting itself apart from traditional utilities. Founded in 2014 by Tanmoy Bari and Mohammed Al Abassi, the company targets the growing market of energy-conscious consumers in Sweden. Greenely has raised a total of €19m to date, most recently closing an €8.4m Series A round in July 2024 with backing from investors such as byFounders, Luminar Ventures and the European Innovation Council. According to information submitted to Sifted, Greenely reported €0.8m in revenue in the last financial year, up sharply from just €68k two years earlier.

Material Exchange is a Stockholm-based startup helping fashion brands and suppliers streamline sourcing through its digital platform, founded by Darren Glenister in 2017. The company’s standout offering is Frank, an AI-powered assistant designed to simplify material sourcing and supplier connections for the fashion industry. Material Exchange has raised a total of €30.3m to date, with its most recent round being a €25m Series A in April 2022, backed by investors such as Inventure, Partech and Molten Ventures. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €5.5m in revenue last year, up from €300k two years earlier.

Next Sense is an Amsterdam-based startup using data and AI to help decarbonise real estate, founded by Ferdinand Grapperhaus in 2014. The company’s smart building platform aims to make commercial properties “Paris Proof” by providing actionable insights and optimisation tools for owners and managers. Next Sense has raised a total of €11.5m, most recently closing an €11.5m Series A round in November 2024, with backing from investors such as the European Innovation Council, ETF Partners and ABP. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €1.3m in revenue last year, up sharply from €124k two years earlier.

Herbox is a Gothenburg-based startup founded in 2021 by Hanna Lauste and Linn Rosenqvist, offering free and sustainable menstrual care via sleek dispensers powered by 100 % organic cotton. The company, currently part of Innovatum’s incubator, has achieved annual revenue of approximately €1.7m, up from just €160k two years prior, and revenue figures are based on recent financials submitted to Sifted. Backers include Innovatum’s incubator support and other early-stage partners.

CurveCatch is an Antwerp-based startup offering a personalised at-home lingerie shopping experience, founded in 2021 by Kimia Namadchi and Nils Heyman-Dewitte. The company’s service lets customers try on curated selections of bras and underwear at home, targeting a market underserved by traditional retail. CurveCatch has raised a total of €1.45m to date, with its most recent round being a €0.8m seed investment in August 2025 from backers including Peak VC and Female Founders. According to information submitted to Sifted, CurveCatch reported €1m in revenue for the last financial year, up from €100k two years earlier.

emma is a Luxembourg-based startup simplifying cloud management for businesses operating across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. Founded in 2021 by Dmitry Panenkov, the company offers a unified platform designed to streamline cloud operations and reduce complexity for enterprises. emma has raised a total of €21m to date, including a €16m Series A round in November 2024 backed by investors such as RTP Global, Smartfin and AltaIR Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, emma reported €14.5m in revenue for the most recent financial year, up sharply from €1.5m two years earlier.

Formalize is a Copenhagen-based startup that helps companies automate and manage compliance workflows, tackling regulations like DORA and NIS2. Founded in 2021 by Jakob Lilholm, Kristoffer Abell and Magnus Boye, the company has quickly attracted attention for its user-friendly compliance operations platform. Formalize has raised €20m to date, with its most recent round being a €15m Series A in March 2024 backed by investors including West Hill Capital, Morten Brøgger and BlackFin Capital Partners.

Just Russel is a Gent-based startup offering personalised pet food subscriptions for dogs and cats, founded in 2020 by Renaat Waeles, Louis Mortreu, Victor Mortreu and Cyriel Van Steen. The company delivers tailored nutrition plans direct to consumers, aiming to improve pet health with recipes developed under veterinary supervision. Just Russel has raised a total of €10.6m to date, including a €10m Series A round in January 2025, with backing from investors such as Left Lane Capital and V3 Ventures.

Blykalla is a Stockholm-based startup developing advanced small modular nuclear reactors, aiming to deliver clean, scalable baseload energy. Founded in 2013 by Janne Wallenius, Peter Szakalos and Jesper Ejenstam as a spin-out from the Royal Institute of Technology, the company is commercialising its proprietary Swedish Advanced Lead Reactor (SEALER) technology. Blykalla has raised €20m to date, including a €16m Series A round in September 2024 backed by investors such as Norrsken Impact Accelerator, European Innovation Council and Armada Investment. According to information submitted to Sifted, Blykalla reported €3.2m in revenue last year, up sharply from €346k two years earlier.

EnginZyme is a Solna-based startup developing enzyme-powered technology to make chemical manufacturing greener and more efficient. Founded in 2014 by Karim Engelmark Cassimjee, the company’s patented immobilisation platform enables cell-free biomanufacturing, targeting the $5tn global chemical industry’s transition to sustainability. EnginZyme has raised €31m to date, including a €21m Series B round in December 2022 backed by investors such as Sofinnova Partners, Industrifonden and Bunge Ventures. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €1.8m in revenue last year, up sharply from €208k two years earlier.

Tapio is a Brussels-based startup helping companies measure and reduce their carbon footprint through dedicated software and expert support. Founded in 2020 by Louis Collinet and Pierre Collinet, Tapio targets businesses and consultants looking to develop actionable climate strategies. The company has raised a total of €2.25m, with its most recent round being a €2m seed investment in May 2025 from backers including GoGreen Capital and CO2 Logic. According to information submitted to Sifted, Tapio reported €1.1m in revenue for the last financial year, up from €134k two years earlier.

Tendium is a Stockholm-based startup offering an AI-powered platform that streamlines tender monitoring and bid management for businesses selling to the public sector. Founded in 2018 by Hannes Dernehl and Oskar, the company targets the often complex world of public procurement with a data-driven approach. Tendium has raised a total of €8.2m to date, with its most recent round being a €2.2m angel investment in December 2024. Backers include Stryngford Management, J12 Ventures and Lars Lindgren among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, Tendium reported €2m in revenue in the most recent financial year, up sharply from €252k two years earlier.

Improvin’ is a Stockholm-based startup helping agri-food companies measure, report and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and biodiversity impact across their supply chains. Founded in 2022 by Niklas Wallsargård and Joel Nedar, the company provides a platform for sustainability data management tailored to the food and beverage industry. Improvin’ has raised €5.5m to date, with its most recent round a €3.5m seed in May 2023. Backers include Atomico, Pale Blue Dot and PINC among others.

Flow Neuroscience is a Malmö-based startup developing a non-invasive brain stimulation headset to treat depression, founded in 2016 by Daniel Månsson and Erik Rehn. The company’s tDCS technology is used by the NHS and has been backed by clinical trials, targeting the growing market for alternative mental health treatments. Flow Neuroscience has raised a total of €10.24m to date, with its most recent round being an €8.5m Series A in August 2021. Notable investors include Khosla Ventures, SOSV and JAZZ Venture Partners. According to information submitted to Sifted, Flow Neuroscience reported €5.4m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up sharply from €728k two years earlier.

Einride is a Stockholm-based startup building digital, electric and autonomous freight mobility solutions, founded in 2016 by Robert Falck. The company is known for its AI-powered platform that orchestrates electric and driverless freight, aiming to transform road transport for global enterprises. Backed by high-profile investors including EQT Ventures, Temasek, Northzone and Maersk Growth, Einride has raised a total of €648.5m, with its most recent round being a €43.7m convertible in May 2025. According to information submitted to Sifted, Einride reported €41.4m in revenue last year, up sharply from €5.6m two years prior.

Landfolk is an Aarhus-based startup founded in 2021 that curates and rents out handpicked holiday homes across Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Germany, France and Italy. The company distinguishes itself by offering unique, design-focused stays that are often exclusive to its platform. Landfolk has raised a total of €17.9m to date, most recently securing a €10.4m Series A round in July 2024. Backers include Seed Capital, Founderment and the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark.

Comptek Solutions is a Turku-based startup developing advanced passivation technology to boost the efficiency of compound semiconductor devices, particularly those using III-V materials. Founded in 2017 by Vicente Calvo Alonso and Jouko Lång, the company’s proprietary nanosurface engineering platform, Kontrox, addresses native oxidation challenges in semiconductors. Comptek has raised just over €9m to date, with its latest funding being an €8m Series A round in August 2023. Backers include Inventure, the European Innovation Council and Business Finland among others.

Auk is an Oslo-based startup making award-winning indoor smart gardens, founded in 2019 by Marius Abel and Didrik Dimmen. The company’s Scandinavian-designed hydroponic systems let users grow fresh herbs and vegetables year-round, and have found a market well beyond Norway. Auk has raised a total of €5.5m to date, including a €1.7m seed round in March 2024, with backing from investors such as StartupLab, Innovation Norway and Folkeinvest. According to information submitted to Sifted, Auk reported €10.1m in revenue last year, up sharply from €1.56m two years earlier.

Arctic Space Technologies is a Luleå, Sweden-based satellite infrastructure startup founded in 2019 by Benjamin Fischer, Sandra Nilsson and Fredrik Schäder. The company operates one of Sweden’s largest and most sustainable ground station facilities, positioned just north of the Arctic Circle and powered by renewable energy sources. Arctic Space has raised early-stage support from Lunova, Arctic Business Incubator and ESA BIC, and generated approximately €2.7m in annual revenue, up from just €429k two years earlier, according to information submitted to Sifted.

Normative.io is a Stockholm-based startup helping businesses automate carbon emissions calculations and streamline sustainability reporting. Founded in 2014 by Kristian Rönn, Adam Wamai Egesa and Robin Undall-Behrend, the company positions itself as a leading carbon accounting platform for enterprises navigating evolving climate regulations. Normative.io has raised €49.15m to date, with its most recent round bringing in €9m in late-stage venture capital in August 2025. Backers include Lowercarbon Capital, byFounders and Horizons Ventures among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, Normative.io reported €4.9m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €808,685 two years prior.

Lassie is a Stockholm-based insurtech startup offering digital, preventive pet insurance for dogs and cats. Founded in 2020 by Hedda Båverud Olsson, Sophie Wilkinson and Johan Jönsson, the company has carved out a niche in Sweden’s pet insurance market with a focus on health education and digital services. Lassie has raised a total of €36.5m to date, including a €23m Series B round in November 2023 backed by investors such as Balderton Capital, Felix Capital, Passion Capital and Inventure. According to information submitted to Sifted, Lassie reported €10.4m in revenue last year, up sharply from €1.7m two years earlier.

Kompasbank is a digital business bank based in Vedbæk, Denmark, focused on providing financing and advisory services to small and medium-sized enterprises. Founded in 2017 by Michael Hurup Andersen, the company positions itself as a fast-moving alternative for SMEs seeking tailored financial solutions. Kompasbank has raised a total of €75.3m, with its most recent round being a €3.5m “Other” funding in January 2025. Backers include the European Investment Fund, 2xN and Magnus Kjøller among others. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Sesamy is a Stockholm-based startup helping publishers, podcasters and content creators optimise and diversify their digital revenue streams. Founded in 2021 by Karl Rosander, Måns Ulvestam and Markus Ahlstrand, the company offers a platform designed to unlock new monetisation opportunities for content owners. Backed by investors including GP Bullhound and Edastra, Sesamy has raised a total of €7.3m, with its most recent round being a €3.3m early-stage VC in November 2022. According to information submitted to Sifted, Sesamy reported €2m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €376k two years earlier.

Juni is a Gothenburg-based fintech startup offering modern banking and spend management solutions for finance teams across Europe. Founded in 2019 by Samir El-Sabini, Anders Orsedal and Jonathan Sanders, Juni targets digital businesses with multi-currency accounts, automated accounting and flexible credit options. The company has raised a total of €242.8m, including a €91.3m debt round in June 2022, with backing from prominent investors such as EQT Ventures, DST Global and Felix Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Juni reported €8.5m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up sharply from €1.65m two years earlier.

Shook Digital is a Helsinki-based startup helping brands create and manage high-performing short-form video ads, particularly for platforms like TikTok. Founded in 2011 by Joonatan Lintala and Jesse Ketonen, the company offers a platform that streamlines the production and analysis of user-generated content for performance marketing. Shook Digital has raised a total of €3.5m, including a €2.4m seed round in January 2024, with backers such as Icebreaker VC and CoVentures among its investors. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Arkion is a Stockholm-based startup offering a web-based analytics platform that delivers fast, AI-powered decision intelligence for power grid inspections. Founded in 2019 by David Wickström, Sakina Turabali and Umar Chughtai, the company helps utilities and grid operators streamline asset management and maintenance using data from overhead line inspections. Arkion has raised a total of €10m to date, including a €3.8m pre-seed round in May 2024, with backing from investors such as Antler. Revenue figures were not disclosed.

Vionlabs is a Stockholm-based startup using AI to transform how audiences engage with video content, helping media companies deliver personalised and immersive viewing experiences. Founded in 2016 by Arash Pendari and Marcus Bergström, the company’s technology powers content discovery and workflow optimization for broadcasters and streaming platforms. Vionlabs has raised a total of €18.7m, with its most recent round bringing in €3.2m in May 2025. Backers include Northzone and Zenith Venture Capital among others. Revenue figures were not disclosed.

Copenhagen Atomics is a Kastrup-based startup developing mass-manufactured thorium reactors, aiming to deliver ultra-low-cost nuclear energy. Founded in 2015 by Thomas Jam Pedersen, Peter Szabo, Thomas Steenberg and Aslak Stubsgaard, the company is targeting rapid deployment of modular reactors and plans to run its first nuclear chain-reaction in 2027. Copenhagen Atomics has raised €50.25m to date, with its latest round being a €2.5m grant in July 2025. Backers include the European Investment Bank, European Innovation Council and Nucleation Capital.

Toptutors is a Copenhagen-based online tutoring platform that connects K–12 students with vetted tutors via a digital whiteboard. Founded in 2021 by Hasan El Youssef and Elmar Jóhannsson, the company operates a B2C marketplace model offering one-to-one tutoring across subjects and has expanded into Spain. Toptutors has raised a total of approximately €1.43m, including a €1.1m seed round in December 2024. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Sana Labs is a Stockholm-based AI company developing tools for human knowledge management and learning. Founded in 2016 by Joel Hellermark and Anna Nordell, Sana Labs has carved out a niche in the enterprise learning and knowledge automation space. The company has raised a total of €122m to date, with its most recent round bringing in €55m in October 2024. Notable backers include EQT Ventures, Menlo Ventures, NEA and Nvidia Inception.

StockRepublic is a Stockholm-based fintech startup building social investing and portfolio analytics tools for banks and brokers. Founded in 2019 by Fabian Grapengiesser, the company enables financial institutions to activate and engage their users through white-label and API solutions. StockRepublic has raised a total of €5.4m, most recently closing a €2.7m seed round in June 2023 with backing from investors including Avanza, Uequity and neosfer. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Collective Minds is a Stockholm-based startup building a collaborative platform for medical imaging research and education. Founded in 2017 by Anders Nordell, Johan Norling, Lennart Blomqvist and Pär Kragsterman, the company aims to break down data silos in healthcare and accelerate clinical trials and research. Collective Minds has raised a total of €13.9m to date, including an €8.8m Series A round in August 2023 backed by investors such as Brightly Ventures and Segulah Medical Acceleratio

Ooono is a Copenhagen-based startup founded by Christian Walther in 2017 that develops connected safety devices for drivers and households, including its popular CO-DRIVER traffic assistant. The company has raised a total of €1.4m, with its most recent round being a €1.4m seed investment in December 2020 from backers such as Crowdcube and Jesper Buch. According to information submitted to Sifted, Ooono reported €78.2m in revenue last year, up from €20.9m two years earlier.

Open Payments is a Stockholm-based fintech startup connecting businesses to multiple banks through a single unified API, simplifying open banking integrations. Founded in 2017 by Louise Brandt, Jonas Kjellin and Per Westin, the company targets business systems like ERPs and accounting platforms with its infrastructure. Open Payments has raised a total of €10.2m, most recently securing a €3m seed round in January 2025 from backers including Luminar Ventures, Sony and Industrifonden. According

Salonkee is a Luxembourg-based startup offering an online platform to find and book hair and beauty salon appointments, as well as salon management software for professionals. Founded in 2017 by Tom Michels, André Stehle, Alexandre J. Claro, Samuel Faber and Gilberto Fernandes, the company has expanded its reach across several European markets. Salonkee has raised a total of €45m to date, with its most recent funding being a €10m Series B round in July 2025. Backers include PeakSpan Capital

Moralis is a Stockholm-based startup providing enterprise-grade Web3 APIs and blockchain infrastructure for developers, founded in 2021 by Ivan Liljeqvist and Filip Martinsson. The company has quickly become a go-to platform for crypto data integration, serving wallets, DeFi apps and tax solutions. Moralis has raised a total of €45.5m, with its most recent round being a €34m Series A in May 2022, backed by investors including EQT Ventures and Coinbase Ventures.

Vertuoza is a Nivelles-based startup offering cloud software that helps construction companies manage projects, invoicing and site operations. Founded in 2019 by Antoni Di Filippo, Dominique Pellegrino and Kevin Vermeulen, the company targets SMEs in the building sector across Belgium, France, Switzerland, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Vertuoza has raised €11.2m to date, including a €10m Series A round in October 2022 backed by investors such as XAnge, Fortino Capital Partners and Titan Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Vertuoza reported €5.3m in revenue last year, up from €1.49m two years earlier.

Planhat is a Stockholm-based customer platform startup founded in 2014 by Kaveh Rostampor and Niklas Skog, offering a unified system for sales, service and success teams to manage and grow customer relationships. The company has raised a total of €43.1m, with its most recent round being a €43.1m Series A in April 2022, backed by investors such as Sprints Capital and Creandum. According to information submitted to Sifted, Planhat reported €16.8m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €4.8m two years earlier.

ClimateView is a Stockholm-based startup that provides a strategy platform for urban climate action, helping local governments plan, execute and track climate initiatives. Founded in 2018 by Einar Bodström and Tomer Shalit, the company has built its platform on the open-source Transition Elements Framework, extending the work of the IPCC. ClimateView has raised a total of €26.3m to date, with its most recent round being a €14m early-stage VC in June 2023. Backers include Norrsken VC, CommerzVentures, Notable Capital and NordicNinja VC among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €1.8m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €517k two years earlier.

Eye Security is a cybersecurity startup based in The Hague offering all-in-one managed detection and response services combined with cyber insurance for European businesses. Founded in 2022 by Job Kuijpers, Vincent van de Ven and Piet Kerkhofs, the company targets sectors like manufacturing, logistics and healthcare with rapid integration and 24/7 expert support. Eye Security has raised a total of €51.6m, most recently securing a €36m Series B round in March 2024. Backers include TIN Capital, Bessemer Venture Partners and JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Candela, based in Stockholm, designs and manufactures hydrofoiling electric boats and ferries that promise long range and high speed with dramatically reduced energy use. Founded in 2014 by Gustav Hasselskog, the company is targeting both public transport and leisure markets with its zero-emission vessels. Candela has raised a total of €97.3m to date, with its most recent round bringing in €6.9m in August 2025. Backers include EQT Ventures, Ocean Zero and the Swedish Energy Agency. According to information submitted to Sifted, Candela reported €6.3m in revenue last year, up from €1.88m two years earlier.

Energi.AI is an Oslo-based startup using data to help businesses optimise performance and drive sustainable growth. Founded in 2021 by Anders H. Lier, Brian West and Hanne Ek, the company has quickly attracted attention for its AI-powered platform aimed at simplifying carbon accounting and sustainability reporting. Energi.AI has raised a total of €9.25m to date, including a €4m seed round in July 2024, with backing from investors such as Blue River Invest, Janeiro Energy and Trond Riiber Knudsen.

Dexter Energy is an Amsterdam-based startup using AI to provide forecasting and trade optimisation tools for renewable energy companies. Founded in 2016 by Luuk Veeken and Hubert Penn, the company helps power traders and energy producers manage risk and maximise profits in the short-term electricity market. Dexter Energy has raised a total of €38m to date, with its most recent round being a €20.3m Series C in July 2025. Backers include notable investors such as ETF Partners, Mirova and Newion.

Ageras is a Copenhagen-based fintech platform founded in 2012 by Rico Andersen and Martin Hegelund, offering integrated banking, accounting and tax solutions for SMEs across Europe and the US. The company has raised a total of €220m to date, most recently securing €82m in a late-stage VC round in April 2024, with backers including Rabo Frontier Ventures, Lazard Asset Management and Investcorp. According to information submitted to Sifted, Ageras reported €55m in revenue last year, up from €16.8m two years prior.

Nowos is an Amsterdam-based startup specialising in lithium-ion battery repair and lifecycle management for industries ranging from micromobility to energy storage. Founded in 2019 by Prins Doornekamp, Jan Bartels, Ambre Eppler and Steven Bradshaw, the company positions itself as a European leader in prolonging battery life and supporting the shift to a circular economy. Nowos has raised a total of €6.1m, with its most recent Series A round of €6.1m closing in March 2025, backed by investors such as Via ID and Fair Capital Partners. According to information submitted to Sifted, Nowos reported €5.2m in revenue last year, up from €1.6m two years earlier.

Horde is a Bergen-based fintech startup founded in 2018 by Alf Gunnar Andersen, offering an intelligent personal finance app that empowers users with actionable insights, simplified money management and consumer-lending tools like “friend loans.” Supported by early-stage programs such as Innovatum’s incubator, Lunova, Arctic Business Incubator and ESA BIC, Horde reported €4.1m in annual revenue in its most recent financial year (according to information submitted to Sifted) — up from €1.28m two years earlier — and has raised a total of approximately €7.8m, including a €2.3m crowdfunding round in January 2022.

Mynt is a Stockholm-based fintech startup offering an all-in-one business expense management platform, founded in 2018 by Baltsar Sahlin, Johan Obermayer and Magnus Wideberg. The company provides smart corporate cards and seamless integrations with accounting systems, targeting businesses of all sizes. Mynt has raised a total of €55m to date, with its latest round being a €22m Series B in December 2024, backed by investors such as Luminar Ventures, Visa and Fortnox. According to information submitted to Sifted, Mynt reported €7.6m in revenue for the most recent financial year, up from €2.4m two years earlier.

PulPac is a Gothenburg-based startup pioneering Dry Molded Fiber technology to create sustainable packaging alternatives to single-use plastics. Founded in 2018 by Linus Larsson and Ove Larsson, the company partners with manufacturers and brands to deliver recyclable and compostable packaging solutions. PulPac has raised €32.45m to date, with its most recent round being a €20m debt facility from the European Investment Bank in July 2025. Notable backers include Nordea Bank, Amcor and WPP. According to information submitted to Sifted, PulPac reported €3.8m in revenue last year, up from €1.19m two years prior. For more, visit https://www.pulpac.com/

Trialbee is a Malmö-based startup helping pharmaceutical companies and research organizations streamline patient recruitment for clinical trials. Founded in 2010 by Tobias Folkesson, the company’s Honey Platform aims to centralise and optimise the recruitment process for global studies. Trialbee has raised a total of €16.96m, with its most recent round being a €10.2m late-stage VC in April 2020. Backers include Industrifonden, MTIP and Rainmaking. According to information submitted to Sifted, Trialbee reported €16.2m in revenue last year, up from €5.1m two years earlier.

Insurely is a Stockholm-based fintech startup providing real-time access to insurance and pension data, aiming to empower both consumers and financial institutions with open finance solutions. Founded in 2018 by Martin J. Gylfe and Lotta Rauséus, the company has positioned itself at the intersection of insurance, investment and banking, helping clients leverage financial data for improved customer experiences. Insurely has raised a total of €28m to date, with its most recent round being an €8.1m early-stage VC in December 2023. Backers include Insight Partners, Luminar Ventures and Alfvén & Didrikson among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, Insurely reported €2.6m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €813k two years earlier.

Smitten is a Reykjavik-based dating app founded in 2020 by David Örn Simonarson and Asgeir Visir that aims to make online dating more playful and social. The company has raised a total of €15.7m to date, with its most recent round being a €4m convertible in May 2025. Backers include byFounders, PROfounders Capital and Makers Fund among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, Smitten reported €2.4m in revenue last year, up from €772k two years earlier.

NORNORM is a Copenhagen-based startup offering office furniture on a subscription basis, aiming to make workspace furnishing more flexible and sustainable. Founded in 2020 by Anders Jepsen and Jonas Kjellberg, the company targets businesses looking for a circular alternative to traditional office fit-outs. NORNORM has raised a total of €102.5m, including a €102.5m Series A round in December 2022, with backers such as Banco Santander, Verdane Capital and IKEA. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €10.6m in revenue last year, up from €3.6m two years earlier.

Gain.pro is an Amsterdam-based fintech platform launched in 2018 by Nicola Ebmeyer and Frister Haveman, offering AI-enhanced private market intelligence trusted by leading private equity firms, consultancies, M&A advisors and law firms. The company has raised approximately €18.5m, including a €10m angel round in September 2024. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Two is an Oslo-based fintech startup offering net terms infrastructure for B2B payments, founded by Andreas Mjelde in 2021. The company provides businesses with automated credit and fraud engines to streamline B2B sales and payment processes. Two has raised a total of €40m to date, with its most recent round bringing in €14m in July 2025. Backers include Sequoia, LocalGlobe, Visionaries Club and Arkwright X among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, Two reported €3.4m in revenue in the most recent financial year, up from €1.2m two years earlier.

Rebl Eats is a Helsinki-based startup making plant-based ready meals and grab-and-go products, aiming to accelerate the shift to greener eating. Founded in 2021 by Valérie Asunta, Martti Paatela, Lauri Paatela and Miika Lätti, the company targets mainstream consumers with familiar, accessible recipes and eco-friendly packaging. Rebl Eats has raised a total of €587k to date, most recently closing a €400k pre-seed round in August 2024 with backing from investors including Vaens, Elias Aalto and +Impact. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €4.8m in revenue for the latest financial year, up from €1.74m two years earlier.

All Ears is a Malmö-based startup that helps PR teams and marketers track and analyse spoken media across podcasts, YouTube and TikTok. Founded in 2016 by Tor Rauden Källstigen and Håkan Waara, the company uses AI to deliver real-time insights from audio and video content. All Ears has raised a total of €6.1m, most recently securing €5.2m in an early-stage VC round in November 2021, with backers including Bonnier Capital, Alfvén & Didrikson and Propel Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €5.4m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €2m two years earlier.

Vermiculus is a Stockholm-based fintech startup developing microservices and AI-powered technology for exchanges, clearing and CSDs. Founded in 2019 by Nils-Robert Persson, the company targets the infrastructure underpinning global financial markets. Vermiculus has raised a total of €4.7m, with its most recent round being a €4.7m early-stage VC investment in March 2023, backed by L4 Venture Builder. According to information submitted to Sifted, Vermiculus reported €13.2m in revenue last year, up from €4.8m two years prior. More details can be found at https://www.vermiculus.se/.

Paligo is a Solna-based startup offering a cloud-based component content management system (CCMS) designed to streamline technical documentation for businesses. Founded in 2015 by Anders Svensson and Frank Arensmeier, the company targets organisations looking to simplify content reuse and collaboration. Paligo has raised a total of €24.96m, with its most recent round being a €25m late-stage VC investment in April 2023, backed by investors including Alfvén & Didrikson and GRO Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Paligo reported €8.2m in revenue last year, up from €3m two years earlier. For more, visit https://paligo.net/

Mendi is a Stockholm-based neurotech startup developing a portable brain training system that uses fNIRS technology to help users improve focus and mental wellbeing. Founded in 2018 by Rickard Eklöf and Sammy Saldjoghi, the company targets both consumers and professionals seeking accessible neurofeedback tools. Mendi has raised a total of €4.8m, with its most recent round being a €1.5m early-stage VC in October 2021. Backers include the European Innovation Council, Vinnova and Propel Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Mendi reported €3.5m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €1.3m two years earlier.

Estrid is a Stockholm-based startup offering vegan razors and body care products through a subscription model for women, men and everyone in between. Founded in 2019 by Ben Eliass, Amanda Westerbom and Alan Aygun, the company has quickly gained traction in the personal care market with its direct-to-consumer approach. Estrid has raised €47m to date, with its most recent round being an €8.1m early-stage VC in November 2023. Backers include Nordic Capital, Altor Equity Partners and WiT Ventures. According to information submitted to Sifted, Estrid reported €58.3m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €22.2m two years earlier.

Froda is a Stockholm-based fintech startup providing fast and flexible financing solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. Founded in 2014 by Olle Lundin, the company aims to democratise access to business loans in Sweden with a transparent, digital-first approach. Froda has raised a total of €53m to date, including a €20m Series B round in April 2025, with backing from notable investors such as Svea Bank, Karl-Johan Persson and the European Investment Fund. According to information submitted to Sifted, Froda reported €46.4m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €17.8m two years earlier.

NitroCapt, based in Uppsala, is a Swedish startup developing sustainable, low-emission nitrogen fertiliser through its patented SUNIFIX® process. Founded in 2016 by Gustaf Forsberg and Peter Baeling, the company aims to decarbonise fertiliser production using only air, water and renewable energy. NitroCapt has raised a total of €12m to date, with its most recent round a €3.4m seed investment in June 2023 from backers including Novax, Norrsken Impact Accelerator and Almi Invest. According to information submitted to Sifted, NitroCapt reported €1.2m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €460k two years earlier.

Gorilla is an Antwerp-based startup providing advanced data processing solutions for energy suppliers, helping them with pricing, forecasting and reporting in volatile markets. Founded in 2019 by Ruben Van den Bossche, Joris Van Genechten and Willem Torfs, the company targets the energy retail sector as it faces a surge in digital meter data and the need for real-time analytics. Gorilla has raised a total of €28m to date, including a €21m Series B round in June 2024, with backers such as Beringea, Headline and PMV.

BLAST is a Copenhagen-based esports entertainment company founded in 2016 by Nikolaj Nyholm and Jakob Lund Kristensen, best known for producing and hosting major tournaments across games like Counter-Strike, Dota 2 and Rocket League. The company has raised €72m to date, with its most recent round being a €12m early-stage VC in September 2023. Notable backers include VF Venture, Creandum and Heartcore Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, BLAST reported €82.1m in revenue last year, up from €31.6m two years prior. More details can be found at https://blast.tv/.

Eletive is a Malmö-based startup offering an AI-powered platform to help organisations measure and boost employee engagement and performance. Founded in 2014 by Marcus Wennmo, Nils Wilhelmsson and Fredric Malmros, the company targets global HR teams looking to build high-performing, self-led workplaces. Eletive has raised a total of €3m to date, including a €2m seed round in March 2024 backed by Minc. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €4.5m in revenue last year, up from €1.74m two years earlier.

Roaring is a Täby–Stockholm–based API-first data infrastructure startup founded in 2016 by Johan Jensen and Pål Ljungberger. The company offers scalable API solutions and ready-made applications to automate KYC, risk evaluation, fraud prevention and customer-diligence processes for clients in banking, finance and the public sector. Roaring has raised backing from prominent Nordic investors including NFT Ventures, Almi Invest, Findec, SEB (via SEB Ventures), Serenity Capital, and Longrun Capital. In its most recent financial year, the company generated approximately €4.5m in revenue, up from about €1.74m two years earlier according to information submitted to Sifted.

Hopsworks is a Stockholm-based startup building a real-time AI lakehouse platform, founded in 2016 by Jim Dowling, Rasmus Toivonen and Seif Haridi. The company’s core product is a feature store designed to accelerate and streamline machine learning workflows for enterprises. Hopsworks has raised a total of €13.5m to date, with its most recent round being a €2m debt raise in July 2023. Backers include Inventure, Frontline Ventures and Industrifonden. According to information submitted to Sifted, Hopsworks generated €1.1m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €426k two years earlier.

Carbon Equity is an Amsterdam-based investment platform that enables individuals to back climate tech companies through curated private equity and venture capital funds. Founded in 2021 by Jacqueline van den Ende, Lara Koole, Jeff Gomez, Tim Molendijk, Liza Rubinstein and Saskia Bruysten, the startup targets investors looking to combine climate impact with financial returns. Carbon Equity has raised a total of €9m to date, including a €6m Series A round in September 2023 from investors such as AENU, 4Impact and BlackFin Capital Partners. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €2m in revenue last year, up from €787k two years earlier.

booksalon is a Helsinki-based vertical fintech founded in 2016 by Jonne Castrén, originally rooted in mobile game development and now simplifying operations for beauty, hair and wellness micro-entrepreneurs. The platform offers integrated booking, payments, client management, POS and marketing tools tailored to the salon sector. booksalon has raised approximately €4.5m in total funding, including a €2m seed round in March 2024. According to information submitted to Sifted, it reported annual revenue of €1.6m, up from €645,710 two years earlier. Backers include Joint Effects and Sontek Ventures.

Measurlabs is a Helsinki-based startup that streamlines materials and product testing for companies by connecting them with a global network of partner laboratories. Founded in 2017 by Teemu Myllymäki and Kalle Lagerblom, the company serves clients across industries such as medical devices, food contact materials and semiconductors. Measurlabs has raised a total of €6.2m to date, including a €2.5m seed round in October 2023 backed by investors like Atomico, Lifeline Ventures and VentureFriends. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €3.6m in revenue last year, up from €1.46m two years earlier.

Simple is a Copenhagen-based startup powering the next generation of family offices with guides, tools and data to help wealth owners and their advisors manage growth and development. Founded in 2017 by Francois Botha, the company has carved out a niche in the family office knowledge and resources market. Simple has raised a total of €1.56m to date, with its most recent round being a €0.3m pre-seed in August 2025. Backers include North-East Family Office and Pardon Ventures. Revenue figures were not disclosed.

Magic Lane is an Amsterdam-based startup building privacy-first location intelligence and navigation technology for mobility apps, electric vehicles and next-gen transport services. Founded in 2022 by Job van Dijk, Johan Lanen and Raymond Alves, the company targets businesses looking to integrate seamless, surveillance-free mapping and routing into their products. Magic Lane has raised a total of €3m to date, with its most recent pre-seed round of €3m closing in May 2024, backed by investors including No Such Ventures and ABN AMRO.

Mews is an Amsterdam-based startup providing cloud-native property management software for the hospitality industry, founded in 2012 by Richard Valtr and Matthijs Welle. The company’s platform is used by over 12,500 properties worldwide, helping automate operations and enhance guest experiences. Mews has raised a total of €379.1m to date, with its most recent round being a €75m Series C in March 2025. Notable backers include Goldman Sachs, Tiger Global, Salesforce Ventures and Battery Ventures.

Kognic is a Göthenburg-based startup providing an annotation platform for sensor-fusion data, helping companies accelerate embodied AI development. Founded in 2018 by Oscar Petersson and Daniel Langkilde, the company targets industries working with complex multi-sensor datasets, such as autonomous vehicles. Kognic has raised a total of €37.8m to date, with its most recent round being an €8.8m Series A in August 2024. Backers include notable investors like Ernströmgruppen, Stena Sessan and NordicNinja VC. According to information submitted to Sifted, Kognic reported €17m in revenue for the latest financial year, up from €7m two years earlier.

Kodiak Hub is a Stockholm-based startup offering an end-to-end supplier relationship management platform for strategic procurement teams. Founded in 2015 by Malin Schmidt, the company targets businesses looking to centralise and optimise supplier data and collaboration. Kodiak Hub has raised a total of €14m to date, with its most recent round being a €6.2m early-stage VC investment in November 2024. Backers include Blq Invest and Oxx. According to information submitted to Sifted, Kodiak Hub reported €1.9m in revenue in the most recent financial year, up from €799,722 two years earlier.

Carla is a Stockholm-based startup that lets customers buy and sell electric cars entirely online, delivering vehicles to their doorsteps across Sweden. Founded in 2020 by Patrik Illerstig and Niklas Jungegård, the company has quickly carved out a niche in the digital automotive market. Carla has raised a total of €34.2m to date, with its most recent round being a €3.4m early-stage VC in January 2025. Backers include VNV Global, Bonnier Capital and Verdane Capital among others. According to information submitted to Sifted, Carla reported €95.1m in revenue in its most recent financial year, up from €39.8m two years earlier.

Inex One is a Stockholm-based startup that streamlines market research by aggregating expert networks and survey providers into a single platform. Founded in 2018 by Josefine Vinberg, Max Friberg, Mehdi Rejraji and Filip Gruvstad, the company targets professionals seeking faster and more efficient access to expert insights. Inex One has raised a total of €3.7m, with its most recent round being a €3m seed in September 2021, backed by investors such as J12 Ventures, SUP46 and Vinnova. According to information submitted to Sifted, Inex One reported €9.3m in revenue in its latest financial year, up from €3.8m two years earlier.

Younium is a Stockholm-based startup offering AI-powered subscription management and billing solutions for B2B recurring revenue businesses. Founded in 2017 by Niclas Lilja, the company targets enterprises looking to streamline complex subscription and billing processes. Younium has raised a total of €2.7m, with its most recent round being a €2.7m seed in March 2024, backed by investors including SUP46 and PartInc Capital. According to information submitted to Sifted, Younium reported €5.5m in revenue in the last financial year, up from €2.4m two years earlier.

Lepaya is an Amsterdam-based startup offering a blended training platform that helps companies upskill their workforce through a mix of live and digital learning. Founded in 2017 by René Janssen and Peter Kuperus, Lepaya targets organisations looking to close skill gaps and boost productivity at scale. The company has raised a total of €74m, including a €36m Series C round in September 2023, with backing from investors such as Tablomonto Ventures, Target Global and Mediahuis Ventures. According to information submitted to Sifted, Lepaya reported €22.6m in revenue in the most recent financial year, up from €10m two years earlier.

Kreditz is a Stockholm-based fintech startup using open banking and credit reference agency data to streamline credit decisioning for lenders. Founded in 2018 by Roni Zacharion, Arlen Rios and Magnus Källhager, the company claims to help clients boost approval rates and cut default risk through automation. Kreditz has raised a total of €12.8m to date, including a €10m Series A round in May 2023 backed by investors such as Creades AB, Ingka Group and Segulah. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €4.3m in revenue last year, up from €1.9m two years earlier.

Oper Credits is a digital mortgage origination software provider based in Antwerp, founded in 2018 by Geert Van Kerckhoven, Nick Van Berckelaer and Wouter Lachat. The company helps European lenders streamline and digitise the mortgage process, aiming to boost efficiency and borrower experience. Oper Credits has raised a total of €14.5m to date, with its most recent round being an €11.5m Series A in August 2022. Backers include Bessemer Venture Partners, Motive Ventures and Runa Capital among others. Revenue figures have not been disclosed.

Checkin.com is a Stockholm-based startup offering identity verification and KYC solutions for enterprises, founded by Kristoffer Cassel in 2017. The company’s platform enables instant ID scanning, face recognition and compliance checks for onboarding users globally, targeting regulated industries like finance, travel and gaming. Checkin.com has raised a total of €1.9m, with its most recent round being a €1.9m early-stage VC in February 2019, backed by investors such as Wellstreet and Quinary. According to information submitted to Sifted, the company reported €8.4m in revenue last year, up from €3.8m two years earlier.