Venture Capital

LO:TECH’s $12m Series A follows a holding-company reorganization, preferred seed classes and a Companies House control record that went blank.

Entourage says Fund II closed at €100m, while its Belgian LP vehicle was formed months earlier and public filings do not map commitments to paid-in capital.

AP Ventures’ $300m Fund III has backed 13 companies, while Companies House records 75%+ manager voting and surplus rights with Andrew Hinkly.

Fractile’s £577m Series C created 19.2% of its shares after Oxford Science Enterprises left the PSC record, leaving the new control position undisclosed.

Qwello’s up to €55m equity follows up to €65m of debt as its latest public accounts show a €4.44m loss, framing a capital-intensive roll-up.

Wormsensing’s €9.5m Series A combined 45,559 new ABSA P2 shares with 19,069 shares issued against earlier ORA notes, changing the cash story.

Impress’s €40m EIB loan sits beside outstanding Trinity charges, while older lender security was satisfied in January, making the debt stack visible.

i23 raised £4.9m for an AI insurance broker after its founder subscribers ceased to be registrable PSCs, leaving the control chain unresolved.

StrollMe raised €22m in equity and debt. Its filings and customer terms put the key question on fleet, receivables and risk allocation, not valuation.

Guidewire agreed to buy Hyperexponential for $1.7bn plus up to $400m. UK filings show an existing preferred stack, not a new pre-sale financing.

EVASIVE Robotics’ €2.1m pre-seed issued 9,330 Pre-Seed shares to nine named holders, giving the syndicate 27.18% of German nominal capital after closing.

Tendos announced a €12m Insight-led seed, while German shareholder lists show a separate 8,221-share transfer that lifted Insight to about 40%.

Cygrid’s €2.66m pre-seed followed a German capital reset from €25,000 to €35,392, exposing a new legal stake without revealing its investor or valuation.

Adsilico’s £10m Series A created two large Series A allotments, but Companies House leaves the investor-by-investor ownership map unresolved.

Epoch's $4.25m seed sits beside 670,087 preferred shares, $6.26m of filed paid-in amounts, a Burnt Island board appointment and a June issue window.

QuoIntelligence's latest shareholder list records Christian Lindner's 60-share transfer from Mercurius, leaving €54,894 capital unchanged after the Series A.

Rabot Energy's public €50m Series B maps to 26,816 new shares in RABOT Charge, diluting Rabe Venture from 21.90% to 16.34% on issued shares.

Enact’s $30m pre-seed followed months of Swiss filings that created 2.996m preferred shares and a new board structure before its robotics debut.

Estonian filings list Siemens International Holding with 11.25% of Skeleton’s holding group as Siemens gains an exclusive data-centre sales channel.

Körber’s NAiSE stake adds industrial reach to a vendor-neutral robot control layer, while filings leave the ownership and neutrality terms open.

Cognitive Credit announced a $40m Summit-led investment, while filings show 876 new shares and an outstanding HSBC security over its IP and business.

Hansetherm’s €10m seed created 65,429 new shares, putting two less-visible blocks near 25% each while G-FUND holds 2.11% before scale-up plans.

Seaya says Nova reached a €600m first close, while EIF earlier named a €1bn-target Growth Tech Fund I; the public names are not yet reconciled.

Reflex Aerospace announced a planned NVIDIA minority investment, yet its latest filed list still shows Alpine at 47.43% and Ballheimer at 30.75%.

Sprints says Fund V closed at a €725m hard cap, while UK filings show £2.07m cash, £654,887 net assets and two new HSBC security filings remain outstanding.

Pigment announced a $250m Series E at a $2.3bn valuation, while French filings show 298.1m shares across eight classes and no investor allocation yet.

Nouscom’s €120m Series D followed a 245,428-share conditional-capital block and a smaller D-preferred issue, changing how dilution is read in practice.

OMass’s $310m Series C included a £1 deferred-share cancellation and a £40m Series C-1 issue with priority rights, exposing a new downside layer.

Salience Labs’ $125m Series B spans 23 UK allotment lines worth about £125m, while Oxford Science Enterprises left the PSC record before the issue.

Sosteneo says Fund II has more than €450m in total commitments, but its first close includes co-investment capital; the Luxembourg RAIF and AIFM are clear.

Nauta’s €60m Fund VI first close sits at fund level, while its UK manager reports £2.25m of service revenue, £161,189 cash and a £767,578 parent debtor.

Undecimal launched with an oversubscribed $18m seed, but its UK filings show no post-launch allotment, a ceased founder PSC and an HSBC bank charge.

Epyr's €15m Series A added ratchet-bearing ABSA A shares and options after a €702k 2025 loss, while French filings keep prices and allocations redacted.

Microbiotica's £36m Series C added 16.8m shares, including senior C1 and C2 classes, while the filing leaves subscribers and full cash reconciliation unresolved.

Gaius' €50m succession fund moved its registered limited-partner layer into carry and team vehicles, while the €200 liability is not fund capital.

Ubitium’s $14m seed left its unchanged 25,000-share block at 51.69%, while Ibex became the largest new legal holder in the August 2026 register.

Matter Machine's £4m pre-Series A took a one-share founder company to 808,300 shares, cut the founder's PSC band and installed institutional governance.

CarbonFarm's €7m Series A left two 2026 equity tranches and €3,904.96 of capital, but public acts do not map named investors to legal positions.

1KOMMA5° announced €70m at a $1.35bn valuation, but its latest Hamburg shareholder list still shows €74,911 capital and a 300-share founder transfer.

Stryker announced a $400m preferred investment in CMR Surgical, but the same-day filing recorded only 268 ordinary shares and unchanged preferred ranking.

WhiteLab's French SAS was still wholly controlled by its Delaware parent after a 28,669-share debt conversion when the $26m Series B was announced.

Graduate Ventures' €125m Fund II maps to a Dutch cooperative beside separate manager and seed-capital companies, clarifying structure without LP economics.

Sava's $36m Series B is led by Ascensia, but an outstanding Companies House charge gives a security agent fixed and floating claims over the business.

Reverion's $175m Series B added 20,597 nominal shares, introduced new investment vehicles and diluted founder holdings to roughly 8-10% each.

Sensible’s $47m package combines equity and non-dilutive support, while its UK operating company still reports £100 of share capital in its latest accounts.

Forbion's €2.3bn close spans growth and venture vehicles; SEC filings show $1.014bn sold across 37 investors, not one pool, with no LP allocation published.

Universal Quantum's $100m Series A met existing preference, anti-dilution and participation rights, while post-round ownership remains undisclosed.

Gaia Fertility's UK register moved from VC preference classes to 920,689 ordinary shares held by Gaia Family Inc, while founder Nader Alsalim remains an active PSC.

Noah’s $16m seed extension added only 3,150 visible UK shares, while two corporate ordinary blocks still anchor its UK capital stack and control records.

Namespace’s $42m Series B was announced for Namespace Labs Inc, while Swiss filings show a wholly owned subsidiary and a parent-level financing perimeter.

Hadrian's $40m round sits at a Dutch parent while UK accounts show 399,057 outstanding employee options, exposing a future-value claim absent from the announcement.

Wiremind's €35m first financing says founders keep control. June statutes show how voting seats and quorum rules make that claim legally meaningful.

Procuros announced a €20m Series A, but its 5 October shareholder list still records 39,676 shares and a 578-share transfer from its two founders to btov.

Spiko says NEA led a $90m Series B. French filings show a €5m parent subscription into the regulated company and a separate ratchet-linked financing stack above it.

Joe AI's €2m round reserved 31,008 ABSA shares and matching ratchet warrants for one unnamed subscriber, while Épopée gained a strategic seat in governance.

Osavul's €8.5m Series A followed a Luxembourg holdco formation, a 100% Ukrainian operating-company contribution and pre-written investor protections.

Sofinnova's €82m MD Start IV fund is managed through a French UP vehicle with €20,000 of capital and one €10,000 SLP share, not an €82m balance sheet.

ECIIF II closed €21.45m toward an €80m target, but its €10m InvestEU guarantee protects qualifying loans, not the fund's equity investments.

Kuro announced a €10m UVC-led round, while its May register filing maps UVC, Foundamental, Realyze and helloworld holdings without revealing cash terms.

Headline's $400m EU VIII is an active Luxembourg AIF, but CSSF and CNMV records map it to two AIFM relationships while LP economics remain undisclosed.

Foundational's £8.2m pre-seed left 480,827 preferred shares ahead of founder ordinary stock, revealing the priority stack behind its satellite-laser launch.

Titanbay's Luxembourg SICAV was formed months before LFDE's €1,000 ELTIF launch, putting a legal platform behind the public private-markets partnership.

DeepSlate's €7.7m seed put 42CAP at 16.94%; the latest register list shows Alstin at 11.27% after 384 founder shares moved, leaving founders at 55.76%.

DIG's $120m Fund III launched beside a new UK company whose sole shareholder is the Guernsey fund LP, while its older adviser reported £988,744 due after one year.

Inbolt's €11m round came with only 1,700 net new shares, 65,495 non-voting shares and a BNP-specific 4.99% voting threshold in its statutes.

Mallow's €11m launch follows two Seed tranches with BSA Ratchet warrants, exposing a protected capital layer and possible future ordinary dilution for investors.

Restate's $20m Series A follows a German register snapshot where Delaware parent Restate Software held 79.552%, leaving the round's operating-company cap table unproven.

NEURA's Bosch Shuttle deal adds a proven logistics platform to a company whose 2026 register widened around five new vehicles while Bosch held 0.11% nominal equity.

Project Ventures’ £5m fund gives Infra One 75%+ voting rights in the general partner while Project Ventures Consulting holds 75%+ of surplus assets.

Reactive Technologies’ €19m EIB debt is non-dilutive, but filings show £25m of Series D preference rights and an HSBC charge over IP and assets.

Trigify said its team was joining HubSpot. Companies House filings show fund:AI’s 5.68% A-share position and 2,149 non-voting B shares issued on 23 September.

StandardX announced a £10m isotope seed. Companies House filings show £9.81m of priced allotments, senior preferred rights and a pre-round funding gap.

Mistral’s Pimento acquisition includes a filed swap of 693,056 shares for 244,786 Mistral shares, while the cash leg and sellers remain unnamed.

syte’s €9m Series A gave amberra and NRW.BANK equal 7.02% nominal blocks, while founder vehicles still held 30.8% in the latest filed ownership list.

Integral's €18m Series A left founder-linked vehicles at 43.4%, while a GC vehicle held 18.9% and Mosaic's two vehicles held 7.6% nominally.

Chemify’s £22m grant package followed £51.86m of cash-paid B/B1 allotments, a founder PSC cessation and a board swap that filings leave partly unresolved.

Basecamp’s $140m Series C was filed in staged C1 and C2 allotments with a 1x preference priority, a pre-emption waiver and no public allocation by investor.

Mika's €6m seed created 16,672 shares: 79.7% went to new holders, Smedvig entered at 14.16%, and a founder-linked vehicle fell to 31.46% on file.

Ryft's £20m Series B documents show £18.25m of new subscriptions, a £1.75m loan conversion and £4.97m of secondary liquidity for early holders.

Hackuity's $19m round includes a €7m cash tranche, a bond conversion and a ratchet ceiling that could add 243,860 shares to the capital structure.

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.

Kaiko's $110m strategic round arrived beside €35.5m of share-funded acquisitions, issuing 553,134 shares while investor allocations 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.

Depotcharge announced a €2.7m pre-seed, but Evolve Energy's latest register still shows founder vehicles owning 50% each with no investor allotment visible.

Open Cosmos' €300m round sits above a register where founder Rafael Jorda held about 41% of stated capital and preferred shares ranked ahead of ordinary.

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.

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.

Arlequin's €28m Series A follows a 31% seed issuance with ratchet protection and a 279,500-BSPCE capacity, while price and new stakes remain undisclosed.

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.

CloudNC announced $20m, while its latest SH01 records 44.9m voting Series B shares with priority economics, no named allottees and no direct currency match.

FRYTE’s €3.5m seed sits beside a 43.89% share issue: founders fell from 94% to 52.74%, while 4impact and Rethink hold 21.88%. The legal list does not price the round.

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.

The Exploration Company announced a $450m Series C, but its latest German parent shareholder list still shows €194,197 of capital and no new round entry.

Ground A's €9.1m pre-seed created 31.75% of new shares, leaving each founder vehicle at 22.75% and Vsquared Ventures III at 14.17% in the latest register.

Atira's $17.5m funding headline maps to 16.92% across three Accel funds, while founder vehicles retain 58.54% of the latest visible register today.

HyImpulse's €50m financing meets a register where HylImpulse Holding and Schwarz Holding held 76.43% before the round, leaving post-round control unresolved.

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

E2D’s €500m defence-fund target now has a Luxembourg vehicle, an IQ EQ AIFM and a July first close, but LP commitments and allocation control remain undisclosed.

Phantasma Labs says Jet supplied €2.1m of a €2.6m round, while its last shareholder list shows founder transfers and a 37.72% outside block.

NRW.BANK is putting €500,000 into Skylance through debt conversion and fresh capital, while the last known register remains founder-owned 50/25/25.

Octave's €10m Series A followed years of SPDG board representation and a new Quintin Tech director, so the round was not a blank governance slate.

WAD Capital's €130m debut fund has two dated Belgian vehicles: Seed Fund I for search and Invest Fund I for acquisitions, with EIF anchoring its first close.

Uplift Ventures’ €100m fund sits inside a Jungheinrich-backed platform with separate GP, management and partner vehicles, not one undifferentiated pool.

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.

INLEAP says it has raised about €20m since founding, while its latest filed shareholder list shows founder holding companies with 80% and outside holders with 20%.

HyImpulse's €50m Series A extension pairs public and private capital with a €350m order book, but filings do not yet show who bears the new equity risk.

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.

Nexeon's £100m investment round added capital around an existing KDB preference stake, while staged allotments leave the latest recipients unnamed in filings.

EQT's $3.2bn Coller deal buys management and GP entities plus carry rights, while Companies House shows the UK operating manager rather than fund assets.

Pixelgen's SEK150m Series B includes Flat Capital's SEK40m cheque and two new directors, but Swedish public records do not yet show the post-round ownership split.

ColibriTD's €4m seed follows a 2023 issue where Earlybird Uni-X took 6,293 of 6,714 shares, while founders held 80.4% before the new round closed.

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.

Ponda's £1.422m Republic round added 249 investors to SALTYCO's Series Seed class, but filings and custodian terms do not document a retail governance bloc.

Revier’s €6m seed financing left a 57.6% legacy share block in place, while KHAN II and Revier Invest held 29.9% of the latest 43,428-share register.

MAASH's €12.15m package combines €5.85m equity, €4.3m public support and a €2m loan, with new board representation before mycoprotein scale-up.

Stability AI's $76m strategic round follows a parent-level control shift, while 2024 accounts show a loss-making UK operator owing its parent $69.71m.

Lupin Dental’s €15m round issued 19.75% new shares, settled €3.37m of claims by setoff, priced them 28% below prior issues and created a Strategic Committee.

BOOKR says its €6.1m Series A combines primary funding, secondary share purchases and converted instruments, so the headline is not all new cash.

Oakley bought a majority of Graphwise after Ontotext absorbed Vienna's Semantic Web Company, putting the merged group, not one startup, at the deal's centre.

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

Flip's €22m financing followed a €6,115 legal-capital increase, revealing a 10.8% nominal equity signal without exposing investor-level economics.

Gallos' open £35m round follows a filed £9.99m issue that lifted Lansdowne to 29.0% and diluted each founder below the PSC threshold without an evidenced sale.

Callosum's $100m seed maps to a filed £57.20m Series Seed 2 issue for 24.1% of its holdco, while Atomico and Plural-linked directors joined the board.

Amber's €7m Series A created 11,113 shares: Ventech and NRW.BANK took 99.19%, lifting their combined holding to 36.09% and diluting three founder vehicles.

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.

Gravis's $200m SoftBank round created a Series A class equal to 12.63% of nominal shares and added two board members, not a takeover.

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.

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

VIA Equity's €350m Fund VI was active in Sweden's register seven months before its close, while public disclosures stop short of naming LP commitments.

Metal Morph raised £700,000 after its 50/50 founder structure changed 12 days after incorporation, leaving one active registered controller in the public record.

Kinematic Trees issued 185,714 ordinary shares for £584,999.10, about 15.7% post-money, as a founder's registered majority-board right disappeared.

Agon's $30m launch round became £23.02m of filed cash across four Seed classes, while founder and investor board rights moved into the articles.

Mindgard raised a $30m Series A after its founder fell below the UK PSC threshold and First Citizens took security over its entire US subsidiary.

Cytix's $7m Series A ended both founders' significant-control status, added Northern Gritstone to the board and followed a £1m convertible bridge.

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.

Edgify's authorised Seed Prime class can represent 16.1% of equity but 36.5% of votes, while Rank and Mangrove receive specific governance rights.

Cambridge Aerospace moved 158,087 founder and early-holder shares into Series C, a block carrying about $37.2m at the filed class reference price.

Public-backed Impacto Andalucía supplies 52.8% of InsectBiotech's €7.2m financing, while the register leaves ownership and repayment terms undisclosed.

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.

Before FuVeX announced a €3 million round, Navarra's public investor had secured a €500,000 convertible with a 20% or 30% round discount schedule.

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

Wordsmith AI has announced $114 million of funding above a one-share UK subsidiary, while Ross McNairn's latest register state preserves founder control rights.

White Star Capital's $250 million Fund IV spans France, Quebec and Guernsey, with Aéroports de Paris and La Caisse named as investors in public filings.

Volta's $300m raise hid a 30.5x nominal price ladder from $58 Seed shares to $1,769.91 Series A stock, plus preferred rights and $2m of debt set-off.

Headline bought Porsche's full 5.83% cylib stake four months before the EIC selected cylib for a conditional equity anchor of its next major round.

9fin authorised 139,527 existing shares for its employee secondary, implying £7.45m at the Series C price before conversion into preferred stock.

Highland Europe's €1.1bn Fund VI has 95 beneficial owners, with 81% non-US ownership and only 6% attributed to funds of funds in its official filing.

Qureight's $20m Series B followed a £2m senior C1 issue and four HSBC security filings, placing lenders and preferred capital ahead of older equity.

Dwelly's filings show £44.3m of new Series B cash, 19,406 founder shares sold to EQT and General Catalyst, and Trinity secured across the business.

Inforcer's filed Series C nearly doubled its implied value in nine months, while one-third of the preferred class came from existing ordinary shares.

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

CuspAI's founders held 32.61% before its $450m Series B, while UK sovereign capital entered a company whose post-round ownership is not yet public.

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.

Greyparrot's filed terms protect Series B as if a founder-led sale valued the company at £120m, with any shortfall deducted from founder proceeds.

Modo Energy called CIBC's $17m package growth funding. UK charges show fixed and floating security over its business and two core trademarks.

German shareholder lists show VMG Green took 50% of Voodin as related VMG companies joined the consortium running a €48.18m EU-backed blade factory.

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.

Spain committed up to €166.2m to Multiverse Computing across two rounds and placed a SETT monitoring director on its board before the €500m raise.

Nuclear Turbines announced £15m, while its latest register shows founders at 57.6%, IQ Capital at 15.4% and about £6.2m of cash equity filed.

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

Ossprey's $2.65m pre-seed announcement followed a December share issue that gave investors 25.4% and preference rights while founders retained 68.5%.

Moa Technology's £22.2m Series C created 46.4% of its issued shares and a roughly £44.4m first claim after accounts warned the round was essential.

German shareholder lists show Salesforce acquired 612 existing SPREAD shares from two founder vehicles, raising its stake from 5.5% to 6.7% without new capital.

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.

FINN's 2025 shareholder lists show a 17.2% wider share base, Planet First's 18.8% block and a new Picus vehicle before the €140m Series D round.

German and Chinese filings trace Neura Robotics from Huayan-linked ownership to a €10m exit and later identify Neura as Huayan's largest customer.