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Hamilton Lane has introduced a new evergreen fund focused on venture capital and growth investments, named the Hamilton Lane Venture Capital and Growth Fund (HLVCG). The fund is structured as a non-diversified, closed-end vehicle registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940.HLVCG will invest across private companies at early and growth stages through a mix of direct equity and debt, co-investments, primary fund commitments, secondary transactions, and listed private equity vehicles. The fund is part of Hamilton Lane’s broader evergreen platform, which now exceeds $10 billion in assets under management.The launch targets accredited U.S. investors, including high-net-worth individuals, financial advisors, and institutional clients. Among the senior executives involved in the launch are Mike Woollatt, Head of Americas Client Solutions, and Miguel Luiña, Co-Head of Venture and Growth Equity, both of whom play key roles in shaping Hamilton Lane’s venture strategy.Hamilton Lane was founded in 1991 by Leslie Brun and is a public alternative investments firm headquartered in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.

2 minutes ago|by Team S

Berlin-based Vireo Ventures has completed the final close of its first fund, the Electrification Fund I, raising €50 million. The capital will support early-stage European startups focused on technologies across grid intelligence, energy storage, decarbonized heating, and e-mobility.The fund’s backing comes from a syndicate of six European energy utilities, including Encevo, Verbund X, and EnBW New Ventures - alongside institutional investors such as the European Investment Fund and NRW.BANK, as well as more than 80 entrepreneurs, energy sector veterans, and industry specialists.Vireo Ventures was founded in 2020 and is led by Managing Partner Felix Krause, who previously worked with innogy Ventures. Other members of the management team include Matthias Engel, Mischa Wetzel, Sven Heiligtag, Thomas Labryga, Lou Arzur, and Sandro Michelmann.The firm positions itself as more than just a capital provider- its limited partners contribute industry expertise, pilot opportunities, and strategic collaboration with portfolio companies. The fund is already fully subscribed, reflecting strong investor confidence in Vireo’s approach to advancing Europe’s energy transition.

28 minutes ago|by Team S

Aspire11, a Prague-based investment firm, has launched a €500 million inaugural fund to invest in venture capital funds and growth companies in Europe. The fund is backed by the Czech financial group The Partners Group and its pension firm Rentea, which currently acts as the sole limited partners.The strategy is to allocate about 25 % of the capital into other VC funds and 75 % directly into growth-stage companies (Series B to C), with check sizes up to €30 million. Aspire11 plans to deploy the capital over five years, with ambitions to raise to €2 billion in the future.Aspire11 was founded by Pavel Mucha (formerly founder of VC firm Kaya), who says the aim is to “awaken the sleeping capital” of pension funds. Alongside him, Tülin Tokatli joins as a partner, focused on fund investments; she previously worked at the European Investment Fund. Mucha hopes that by taking this step, other pension funds may begin to allocate more to venture capital, especially as regulatory shifts in Europe make such investing more feasible.

42 minutes ago|by Team S

55 North, a venture capital firm dedicated exclusively to quantum technologies, has announced the first close of its inaugural Fund I at €134 million toward a targeted €300 million. The fund was co-founded by Managing Partner Dr. Owen Lozman, and General Partners Dr. Helmut Katzgraber and Dr. Kai Hudek. Its anchor investors include the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) and Novo Holdings. Additional backing comes from European firm Vsquared Ventures and U.S.-based Cambium Capital. 55 North plans to invest globally across the quantum technology stack-spanning computing, sensing, and communications various development stages. The fund has already made two early investments: participating in IQM’s €275 million Series B and co-leading a €13 million Series A-2 round in Kiutra.

an hour ago|by Team S

Paris-based Edflex, which aggregates and personalizes corporate learning content from thousands of publishers, closed a €15.3 million financing round led by Bpifrance Digital Venture with participation from Educapital and other investors. The company said the capital will fund product improvements (including AI-driven personalization features), sales expansion in enterprise accounts, and international growth. Edflex’s platform is positioned for L&D teams seeking curated programs and measurable learning outcomes.

a day ago|by Team S

DJUST, a Paris-based modular B2B commerce platform that handles supplier-catalogue, order orchestration and payments for enterprise customers, announced a €7 million Series A extension led by NEA with support from Elaia and Speedinvest. The company said the funds will accelerate its European expansion, productising an AI-powered sales agent and launching DJUST Pay, a payments module tailored to B2B workflows. DJUST reported processing over €1.5 billion in annual transactions through its platform

a day ago|by Team S

Grenoble-based deeptech TiHive raised €8 million in funding led by Karista with participation from Wind and the EIC Fund to advance its terahertz-on-silicon chip technology for inline industrial inspection. TiHive’s systems use terahertz imaging and AI to detect invisible defects on production lines; the company said proceeds will be used to ramp manufacturing, broaden sector deployments (e.g., hygiene products, textiles, recycling) and accelerate international sales.

a day ago|by Team S

Paris-based Clarifeye raised €4 million in a pre-seed round led by EQT Ventures to develop AI “agents” that capture, encode, and replicate expert reasoning for regulated domains such as law, life sciences and manufacturing. The startup positions its technology as a way for organizations to scale scarce specialist knowledge into reliable, domain-specific AI workflows; the funding will be applied to R&D, productization and early enterprise deployments.

a day ago|by Team S

Popsink, headquartered in Paris, secured €3 million in seed financing led by IRIS with participation from XAnge, Seedcamp and angel investors. Popsink provides a Change Data Capture (CDC) solution that extracts real-time updates from legacy systems and pushes them into modern analytics and data warehouse platforms, supporting companies moving toward AI and analytics without costly system rewrites. The funds will support engineering hires, product maturity, and commercial expansion.

a day ago|by Team S

Metreecs, operating from Paris and San Francisco, secured €2.3 million in seed funding from Monte Carlo Capital, Founders Future, Kima Ventures, Bpifrance, and Y Combinator. The startup builds digital twins and AI simulations that help retailers reduce overstocks and shortages by modeling supply-chain behavior and external signals such as weather and online trends. Funding will be used for product development and international expansion, notably in Italy and the U.S.

a day ago|by Team S

Lyon-based MyFit Solutions raised €2 million from Acer Finance, Provence Angels, Key Ventures and Bpifrance to develop smartphone-based 3D body scanning for orthopedics, medical uses and retail fit solutions. The company said proceeds will expand R&D, partnerships and international rollout of its digital measurement platform intended to reduce returns and improve clinical outcomes.

a day ago|by Team S

Bordeaux-based Synboli closed €3.5 million in seed funding led by Aquiti and Wind to accelerate its platform that pairs AI with synthetic chemistry to design biodegradable, non-toxic polymers for health, cosmetics, agriculture, construction and electronics. The round will finance R&D, scale lab operations and commercial pilot projects with industry partners.

a day ago|by Team S

Île-de-France-based UP&CHARGE raised €3.5 million (including a €3M Tudigo crowdfunding tranche) to industrialise its wireless charging system for electric vehicles, aimed at fleets and urban deployments where cable-free charging improves convenience and reduces installation costs. The company said the funds will support production scale-up and commercial rollouts with fleet customers. Keenest surpasses €10M raised for community-driven sustainable investing.

a day ago|by Team S

Paris-based Keenest, an investment club that channels retail capital into sustainable and climate-focused projects, announced it had raised more than €10 million—doubling previously reported totals—and now counts roughly 3,500 members. Keenest plans to deploy capital into a pipeline of impact projects and to roll out impact-tracking dashboards and “climate dividend” mechanisms for investors.

a day ago|by Team S

Milepost AB, a Stockholm-headquartered operator of everyday EV-charging infrastructure that partners with municipalities and property owners, announced a SEK 600 million equity investment led by Obligo Investment Management with participation from existing shareholders. According to the company press release, Milepost will use the capital to accelerate roll-out of its turnkey charging installations (financing, deployment, operations, and maintenance) across Swedish cities and to pursue acquisition opportunities for existing networks. The press release names Jörgen Lantto as CEO and quotes Knut Bringedal of Obligo; Milepost said it has deployed hundreds of charge points across more than 25 Swedish municipalities since 2022.

a day ago|by Team S

Rocket.new, an AI-powered app development startup from Surat, India, secured $15M in seed funding led by Salesforce Ventures, with Accel and Together Fund also participating. The startup, which launched in June and now has over 400,000 users and $4.5M ARR, plans to expand its AI-driven platform for building production-ready apps from natural language prompts. Read more: https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/22/rocket-new-one-of-indias-first-vibe-coding-startups-snags-15m-from-accel-salesforce-ventures/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

a day ago|by Team S

Vilja, a Stockholm-based cloud-native core-banking platform for banks and financial institutions, announced it has raised SEK 40 million via a combination of a directed share issue and an SEK 8.5 million loan from DBT Capital. The company said the funding will support accelerated international expansion beyond the Nordics and establishment of an AI development centre in Kuala Lumpur to advance product development. Breakit and the company press release note that fintech entrepreneur Bengt Nilsson (Pagero founder) has invested in the round; Vilja’s CEO Fredrik Ulvenholm commented on plans to scale sales and product capabilities.

21 hours ago|by Team S

Base Power, the Austin-founded residential battery company led by Zach Dell, said it raised $1 billion in a financing round as it scales its model of leasing batteries to homeowners and prepares to build larger manufacturing capacity. The company plans to use the capital to expand production and distribution, and to accelerate national growth beyond its Texas pilot markets. Reporting notes the round and Base Power’s stated plans for factory expansion and broader rollout.

21 hours ago|by Team S

Morphing Machines, a Bengaluru-based fabless semiconductor IP company, has secured about INR 384 million (≈ USD 4.3 million) in its latest Series A funding round led by IAN Alpha Fund. Other participants include Speciale Invest, IvyCap Ventures, Navam Capital, and existing backers Golden Sparrow Ventures, IIMA Ventures, and DeVC. The startup plans to use the fresh capital to design and test its first chip, scale its engineering team, and initiate pilot projects with data center clients, with commercial deployment targets in India, Europe, and the U.S.Deepak Shapeti, Dr. Ranjani Narayan, and Prof. S. K. Nandy founded the firm. Its core technology, REDEFINE, is a runtime reconfigurable many-core processor intended to provide flexible compute capabilities across AI/ML, telecom, and enterprise data center workloads.

3 hours ago|by Team S

In a bold move combining celebrity influence with digital health innovation, Kevin Hart’s venture firm HartBeat Ventures has co-led a £26 million (approximately $35 million) Series B funding round for London-based health and fitness startup Simple Life. The app, founded in 2019 by Mike Prytkov (currently CEO), offers AI-powered weight-loss coaching through its virtual assistant “Avo,” which provides personalized guidance, real-time nutrition feedback (via “Avo Vision”), and behavior-change support. HartBeat joined forces with Liquidity, an AI-driven private credit firm, in backing the round. HartBeat Ventures-launched by actor and comedian Kevin Hart-has institutional LP backing from J.P. Morgan Asset Management, and its portfolio includes companies such as Function Health and Ready Player Me. As part of the announcement, Hart expressed enthusiasm: “I’m hyped to back Simple. Simple is truly changing the game in health, and HBV wants to be front row for that.

2 hours ago|by Team S

Bangalore-based Theia Ventures, founded by Priya Shah, has raised over $15 million, passing the halfway mark toward its $30 million target for its first climate tech fund. British International Investment anchored the fund with $5 million, joined by Allocator One, the Cisco Foundation, and Vitality Capital Partners. Theia plans to invest in about 20 startups with $500,000–$1 million checks and is reserving 50% of capital for follow-ons. It has already completed at least 10 deals, including OctoLife (cooling systems), Metastable Materials (battery recycling), and Canvaloop (waste-to-textiles). Early backing came from prominent Indian families and business leaders such as Anand Mahindra and Meher Pudumjee, reflecting cautious yet growing interest in impact investing. BII’s commitment aligns with its focus on climate opportunities in major Asian economies like India, Vietnam, and Indonesia.

19 hours ago|by Team S

Goodmelts, a direct-to-consumer brand founded in 2023 and focused on toxin-free, sustainable home fragrance products, has raised a pre-seed round led by Anicut Capital. Other investors in the round include TDV Partners, Optional Gravity Ventures, Growth Sense Venture Fund, and Growth91. The founders, Vincy Saini and Nimish Batra, aim to create home scents that transform spaces and enhance well-being, with innovation, safety, and sustainability at the core. The funding reflects growing investor confidence in Indian consumer wellness startups. The specific funding amount and valuation details were not disclosed in the announcement.

a day ago|by Team S

GreyLabs AI, a fast-growing AI voice platform, has secured Rs 85 crore in Series A funding led by Elevation Capital and Z47. The investment will fuel expansion in the banking and finance sector, with the startup led by key founders focused on transforming voice agent technology for enterprises. This round brings top-tier investors together, highlighting industry confidence in GreyLabs AI’s team and vision for next-generation enterprise automation.

a day ago|by Team S

Clevergy, a Madrid-based cleantech startup founded in 2022 by Beltrán Aznar, Álvaro Pérez, and Juan López, has successfully raised €3.2 million to fuel its expansion across Europe. The funding round was co-led by Racine² (managed by Serena and Makesense) and Axon Partners Group, with additional participation from Satgana, Wayra (Telefónica’s CVC arm), and the investment arm of retail magnate Juan Roig. Clevergy’s SaaS platform is already deployed in hundreds of thousands of homes in Spain, offering real-time monitoring of energy consumption, optimization of solar self-production, and integration with devices such as EV chargers, batteries, and heat pumps. According to CEO and co-founder Beltrán Aznar, the new capital will help the company accelerate its international rollout and deepen relationships with energy suppliers across Europe.

2 days ago|by Team S

Talentiqa, a Prague-based recruitment automation startup founded in 2021 by Marek Dian and Miro Šmelko, has raised €1 million in a Seed funding round to enhance its AI-powered hiring assistant. The investment was equally contributed by Purple Ventures, a Brno-based venture capital firm focusing on early-stage tech startups, and the Venture to Future Fund, a Slovak fund investing in innovative SMEs across Europe. Talentiqa's platform automates the initial stages of recruitment by conducting AI-driven pre-screening and chat interviews, efficiently verifying candidate details such as availability and location. The technology is already utilized by major companies including ČEZ, Raiffeisenbank, Bageterie Boulevard, and Manpower. With this funding, Talentiqa aims to expand its AI recruitment technology across Europe and beyond, integrating seamlessly with standard HR systems to streamline hiring processes.

2 days ago|by Team S

Trismik, a Cambridge, UK–based startup specializing in “science‑grade” evaluation for large language models, has secured £2.2 million in a pre‑seed funding round. The round was led by Twinpath Ventures, with participation from Cambridge Enterprise Ventures, Parkwalk Advisors, Fund F, Vento Ventures, and angel investors via Ventures Together. Trismik was co‑founded by Rebekka Mikkola (CEO) and Nigel Collier (Chief Scientific Officer), and later joined by Marco Basaldella as CTO. The funding will accelerate the development of their adaptive evaluation tools for AI models, refine experiment tracking and data visualization features, and prepare for enterprise deployment in 2026.

2 days ago|by Team S

Toronto-based healthtech startup PhenoTips has raised a $2 million CAD in seed extension to accelerate its international growth. The round was led by returning investor GreenSky Ventures, with support from new partner Ontario Center of Innovation. Founded in 2014 as a spinout from the University of Toronto and SickKids Hospital, PhenoTips offers a genomic health record platform that enables clinicians to collect, standardize, and share genetic data to assess patients' risks for hereditary conditions. The company plans to expand its presence in Canada and the UK, while laying the groundwork for entry into the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East. Since its initial seed round in 2021, PhenoTips has grown to support over one million patients, tripled its annual recurring revenue, and secured 30 institutional customers across multiple regions.

2 days ago|by Team S

In one of the week's biggest funding stories, U.S.-based Stoke Space Technologies has raised $510 million in a round led by Thomas Tull's US Innovative Technology Fund, with backing from top investors like Washington Harbour Partners, General Innovation Capital Partners, and Toyota Ventures. The funds will speed up development of reusable Nova launch vehicles amid strong U.S. defense and commercial space demand. Earlier this year, Stoke secured a National Security Space Launch contract from the U.S. Space Force, highlighting growing interest in medium-lift launch technologies for security and commercial applications. This milestone not only signals investor confidence in deep tech and space innovation, but also sets the pace for global competition in launch vehicle development across the USA, Europe, and the Middle East.

a day ago|by Team S

YC‑backed platform building the operating system for global compliance raised $12.5M led by Headline; funds to expand workflows across KYC/AML and global regulatory coverage.

a day ago|by Team S

Personal‑injury legal tech using AI to standardize demand packages raised $150M Series E to scale product and expand partnerships; investors include existing backers (round reported as a valuation step to $2B).

a day ago|by Team S

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