Dwelly is reportedly in talks to raise $200m just months after its last round, and Solaris is rebuilding itself as Europe’s first AI-native bank. The push to bring new technology into financial services continued elsewhere too, with Oxford Quantum Circuits partnering with JPMorgan and AMD to launch a Quantum-AI data centre.
💰 Funding rounds
Paris-based Innovafeed secured €51m to scale its sustainable insect-based ingredients for animal nutrition, pet food and agriculture. Read more here.
Nuutajärvi-based Resand expanded its loan facility with Norion Bank to €25m to scale its foundry sand regeneration and recycling technology as demand grows across Europe. Read more here.
Lugano-based GR3N raised €15.5m Series B to accelerate the construction of the world’s first industrial microwave-assisted PET recycling plant in Spain. Read more here.
Barcelona-based Opereit raised $2.5m pre-Seed to help retailers and logistics providers recover lost revenue using AI agents that detect invoice errors, recover carrier claims and identify lost shipments. Read more here.
UK-based Joyvié Health raised €897k pre-Seed to launch its continence underwear designed to reduce stool-to-skin contact, maintain skin integrity and reduce caregiver burden. Read more here.
Ghent-based Sensie raised €500k pre-Seed to bring real-time plant intelligence to greenhouse growers through wireless plant health sensors. Read more here.
🌱 Startup news
London-based Dwelly is reportedly in talks to raise $200m to accelerate its AI-powered property management platform and expansion across the UK. Read more here.
💡 Other news
Berlin-based Solaris is repositioning itself as Europe’s first AI-native bank, rebuilding its banking processes around AI agents while focusing on profitability and growth in its home market of Germany. Read more here.
Reading-based Oxford Quantum Circuits partnered with JPMorgan Chase and AMD to launch a Quantum-AI data centre, enabling research into real-world financial services applications using quantum, AI and high-performance computing infrastructure. Read more here.
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