Private-Company Financials

Chift's €10.5m Series A followed a 2025 return to profit, a positive gross-margin swing and a larger team, while ownership terms remain undisclosed.

EQT is selling Ontinue to Quorum, while filings show a 2024 sponsor control transfer, £93.8m of topco equity and £27m of secured debt behind the platform.

Claret's €575m close expanded lending capacity, while UK filings show £4.46m manager profit, £1.31m ordinary dividends and a €6.7m commitment.

Campagnolo announced that SPAC SA will acquire a minority stake while the family keeps control; price, size and primary funding effect remain undisclosed.

Limetax announced €36m for a tax-firm roll-up. German filings show a €25,000 regulated auditor owning a separate €25,000 HQ entity; the borrower remains unidentified.

Olenbee announced a €7m round after French filings recorded €2.82m of priced share issues and €475k of obligations converted into 22,568 shares, without naming holders.

CVC DIF agreed to buy a significant firstcolo majority from CUBE, keeping founders in place while a 24 MW FRA7 build anchors the next growth phase.

Cloover says a $100m facility lifts financing capacity above $1.3bn as it scales a virtual power plant, but the debt is not a new equity round.

BIOWEG’s €30m Series A combines Rabo equity with €10.3m of NRW-linked grant funding, while its register shows Rabo Ventures B.V. at 5.16% in new shares.

Fundcraft announced €12m of group growth financing while its French AIFM converted €1.24m of shareholder debt into capital without a cash remittance.

Ethris secured €30m of EIB venture debt after a 2,723-share Gates Foundation capital increase diluted existing holders by about 2.7% in the latest July list.

Adaptyv announced a $40m Series A, while its Swiss Sàrl record shows a US-parent-owned launch and no public post-round investor split or dilution map.

Allogenetics’ €3.8m Pre-Series A coincided with NBank Capital rising from 5.78% to 17.32% and the founder falling to 23.05%. The register shows dilution, not price.

r3leaf's shareholder list records a 50% founder block assignment before insolvency, while the public sale process leaves the recipient and price undisclosed.

IFX Technologies emerged from intelligent fluids' restructuring with a €30,096 capital base and a new 33.33% Heing SPV stake, not the old investor map.

Mosaic IT bought Deskcenter’s software, code, brands and domains after investor financing failed, while 41 jobs disappeared and creditor recovery stayed undisclosed.

Mustard Seed + Partners says nearly €150m is closed and €55m is deployed, but public records still leave LP commitments and fund control unallocated.

Aibly's liquidators are selling its AI compliance IP after £467,430 of cash-paid allotments, a satisfied bank charge and £120,234 of net liabilities.

Pollmann put three Austrian entities into restructuring while foreign subsidiaries and Maxxom continue, making it an entity-ring-fenced reset for the auto supplier.

Foundever cut nearly $900m of debt, while S&P says participating lenders received 40% of equity and existing owners invested $225m as maturities moved to 2030 and 2031.

Ore Energy paired a $43m Series A with a 1 GWh Budget Thuis agreement, moving iron-air storage from pilot evidence toward factory-scale delivery.

AEM's £16m funding headline combines parent-level preferred equity with government-backed debt secured over the operating company's IP, receivables and assets.

Nscale's $3bn AI-data-centre facilities follow a holding-company roll-up, a $3.695bn premium reset and GLAS charges over parent and Arkon equity.

ENGO's €5.1m round nearly doubled its voting base, with 641,254 new ordinary shares placing investors close to parity with the MICROOLED spin-out founders.

xorlab's €5m Series A+ followed a 43.4% 2021 and 20.0% 2026 issued-capital rise, while Swiss filings do not identify investors or dilution yet.

Auxxo's €33.3m Female Catalyst Fund II closed after staged LP entries, but Berlin filings show nominal Haftsumme is not a map of capital or control.

Breedr announced a $27m Series B, but BREEDR LIMITED's latest UK filed accounts show unchanged capital, £32.6k cash and £2.5m net liabilities.

Seqens says senior lenders will become shareholders, while filings show Sirona BidCo carried €930m of term debt, €29k cash and a €62m dividend.

Boldr announced a $5m pre-Series A, but BOLDR LTD's latest UK accounts remain dormant with 100 ordinary shares, leaving the funded entity unresolved.

Enpulsion's Lift Me Off deal coincided with a founder exit, buyer-side appointment and accounts warning that funding and sale completion still mattered.

Certain Energy's £10m Series A reset RFC Power's register: Ceres moved below the PSC threshold as British Business Investments entered the ownership record.

Deutsche Telekom agreed to buy Fiberhost's open-access network and INEA's retail business, reunited after a 2021 split under one Polish holding chain.

Shell sold sonnen to TIVEN, but filings show a new YUMA vehicle held 98.33% of sonnen Holding weeks before the completion statement went public.

Oshen's founders held 94.5% before its $5m round, while June resolutions authorised a potential 24.3% share envelope and ratified earlier ASAs.

Valerio pairs a €30m Etherna acquisition with a €40.25m PIPE, funding a loss-making RNA platform and integration of its Belgian manufacturing base.

RunwayVC's €40m Fund II is registered as a NOK30,000 alternative-investment vehicle, while a separate five-person manager carries the governance layer.

Polarise moved from a proposed SWI majority investment at a €0.5bn valuation to debt financing, shifting the control question to creditor protections.

DG Glas's €25,000 successor vehicle and shareholder filings predated DORMA-Glas's rescue announcement, separating operating continuity from creditor recovery.

Oceanloop's €38.5m financing headline is 83% debt tied to a 2024 EIB facility, while €6.5m equity enters a 22-position roll-up with dilution unresolved.

The Army's £220m Corvus award is 2.92 times Tekever's 2024 turnover, while the £400m ceiling makes execution risk a private-company issue for suppliers.

BauWatch's reported €1bn sale follows a four-level Haniel ownership chain, with a domination agreement placing operating control above the share register.

q.beyond bought 51% of GITG and left its operating board intact, but a next-day filing put its top executives in two of three supervisory seats.

OLIX's $312m Series B diluted James Dacombe from 38.6% to about 34.1%, while 110,203 growth shares make part of the stake hurdle-dependent.

Before Madison Air agreed to buy ebm-papst for a reported $5.4bn, the German register still showed three equal family vehicles after a 2025 legal-form reset.

Before Lactalis agreed to buy Saputo’s UK dairy business for £988m, filings show a £21.1m parent repayment, £42.7m restructuring and a cleared charge.

Life Couriers' JLL sale followed a 64.26% indirect Actrax position across three German holding legs, while manager Dieter Kraft held a direct 1.98% stake.

Skye's proposed Redx merger would leave legacy Skye holders with 5.38%, while Redx holders and new financiers control 94.62% and Redx leads the board.

Omilia raised $67m for global expansion, but the financing sits above a Cyprus parent while the visible Greek operating company reports only local accounts.

Plend has £20m committed, not £50m in cash. Filings show a first charge over the whole business, a surviving Fair4All lien and junior capital.

Amper paid €1.7m for Freqcon's operating assets, moving jobs into a €25,000 vehicle while the former PE-backed company stayed in insolvency.

Athora agreed to sell its €3.5bn German platform after abandoning a €19bn AXA expansion, reversing a strategy that would have added 900,000 policies.

Hometrack paid a £29.3m group dividend before Providence's deal, equal to 4.94 times annual profit as reported earnings fell 43% and net assets fell £20.9m.

Harvey Nichols was sold from administration after its accounts disclosed administration-contingent bids and a £46.8m swing from net assets to liabilities.

WestBridge is buying Beckett after filings showed £13.1m of turnover and pre-tax profit roughly doubled across Foresight's acquisition-led build-up.

Resurgens took majority control of Qarma through two new vehicles while three continuing shareholder vehicles retained a combined registered band of 25–40%.

Vista's Quantios deal crosses £92m of on-demand group payables and registered Jersey-share security created 69 days before the sale announcement.

Entravel raised $7.5m after audited accounts showed $548,714 cash, $2.44m of current liabilities, parent support and heavy crypto settlement flows in 2025.

Model ML's UK company owed £1.02m to its group and had one parent-owned £1 share before later rounds took the startup's funding above $100m.

Cycles Lapierre reported €108.2m due within one year and €45.7m of negative equity after a €60m rescue, exposing its dependence on Accell funding.

Automata France entered liquidation after reporting €48.7 million of customer-product liabilities against €13.9 million of cash and crypto in 2024.

FNZ Bank's reported €400 million-plus sale follows a custody carve-in that produced €3.0 billion of assets and €250.1 million of book equity.

Before a possible £1 billion sale, iwoca funded about £14.5 million of shareholder purchases while Series D ranked first in the visible exit waterfall.

10x Banking raised £40 million after a £25 million convertible note matured, leaving the old note, a 15% warrant and founder control terms unresolved.

Great British Energy invested £7.5 million after Naked Energy disclosed unfinished funding, while a 2x Series B preference protected incumbent capital.

Chargepoly raised €23 million after its wholly owned stations vehicle fell below half its capital, shifting existing deployment risk to new investors.

Neuraspace secured €15.6 million while Portugal's register showed €14.39 million of awarded project funding still undisbursed, exposing a liquidity timing gap.

The latest visible SOWITEC owner list showed Frank Hummel at 74.91% and Vestas' vehicle at 25.09% when four core group companies entered insolvency.

iwoca's £250m facility is built around two new companies: an issuer whose formal control and insolvency decisions sit outside the operating company.

Nuggit advances cash against future YouTube income, while filings show how creator revenue rights can become licence assets financed with long-term debt.

Version Lens Sweden entered liquidation 48 days before Lovable acquired the Nalvin team, separating the talent deal from the venture-backed company.

Perceptual Robotics paired about £2.1m of preferred equity with public support, while its senior D class now represents 69% of issued shares.

ZuriQ's $25.5m seed closed legally in May, creating a 28.6% preferred block and adding a Quantonation-linked director before its July reveal.

Matterwave and Climentum doubled their ecoLocked share counts in a 2025 issue, concentrating investor exposure before preliminary insolvency proceedings.

UK filings show Axiom became Risk Ledger's largest individual shareholder as £18.5m of cash allotments trailed the announced £24m Series B headline.

Ominimo says Hungary has been profitable since launch, while its first Polish accounts show a PLN 415,000 loss, negative equity and liabilities above assets.

QUICKBLOCK raised £940,000 after reporting £534,213 of net liabilities. Filings map £638,571 to equity, leaving about £301,429 as implied grants.

Rail Europe's parent reported negative equity and its operating company lost €6.27m before Omio's proposed acquisition, putting price and debt at the centre.

Street Group's founders held 92.8% before Hg's deal valued the company above £200m, mapping to more than £185m of paper value at 12.5 times 2025 revenue.

TidalSense's visible £10.31m equity put 70.9% of issued shares in the class paid first, while £3.89m of the £14.2m headline remains unmapped.

Humanoid raised $152m after ending 2025 with £43.5m of net liabilities and £50.5m in founder loans, while its founder appeared to retain 53% of ordinary shares.

PaperShell's signed 2025 annual report links an €83m factory and €40m EU grant to a planned IPO, while private capital must still fund roughly half.