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Swedish investment company focusing on long-term ownership in industry, real estate, and environmental technology.

Stockholm-listed venture developer founded in 2016 that puts knowledge, hands-on support and capital into early-stage owner-led companies, often through its Venture Targeter turnaround framework, in exchange for equity and warrants. Core holdings span bioanalytics, diagnostics, event tech and digital asset compliance, with a wider portfolio of roughly 20 smaller stakes across the Nordics, DACH and beyond.

Eurostars is a public EU/Eureka funding instrument, co-funded via Horizon Europe and national bodies including Vinnova, Innovation Fund Denmark, the Research Council of Norway and Business Finland. It gives non-dilutive grants to SME-led, cross-border collaborative R&D projects, with two calls a year. Between 20 and 30 Swedish companies get funding in new projects every year, alongside Nordic participants in Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland.

Sätila Impact Investment is a Gothenburg, Sweden based impact investment firm founded in 2008 as a subsidiary of Sätila Holding, investing in early-stage companies that address social and environmental challenges across areas like renewable energy, food security, animal welfare and water and sanitation.

Early-stage deep tech VC investing in science-based Nordic startups across hardware and software.

Heartcore Capital (formerly Sunstone Capital, founded 2007) is an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in Copenhagen with additional offices in Stockholm, Berlin and Paris, investing from pre-seed to Series A across Europe. While historically known as a consumer-tech investor, it has recently expanded into deep tech, defence, quantum computing, space and synthetic biology alongside its core AI, fintech, travel and web3 bets.

Grenspecialisten is a Malmö-based investment company owned by Martin Gren, co-founder of Axis Communications, that primarily takes long-term ownership stakes (typically 10%+) in small and mid-cap listed Swedish companies, complemented by a handful of private holdings and fund commitments, including a 2025 role in the Swedish consortium that reacquired MEMS foundry Silex Microsystems.

LU Ventures is Lund University's venture builder and corporate investment arm, founded in 1999, that co-invests equity and builds spinouts with researchers across deep tech and life science. Its portfolio spans semiconductors, robotics, connectivity, medtech and pharma, and includes exits such as SAGA Diagnostics, acquired by Roche.

Marvelous is a Berlin based pre-seed and seed investor backing European deeptech founders in physics, chemistry and biology, with a focus on advanced materials, waste valorisation and robotics across food and agriculture, the built environment and heavy industry. The firm runs two vehicles, Marvelous Ventures Fund I for direct investments and the Marvelous Scito Fund, an evergreen fund of funds anchored by a 20 million euro commitment from the Joachim Herz Stiftung, alongside its Catalyst industry partnership network.

Kinnevik is a Swedish listed growth investment company, founded in Stockholm in 1936 by the Stenbeck, Klingspor and von Horn families. It backs technology-enabled companies from early to growth stage across healthcare, software and climate tech, holding a portfolio of 20+ larger companies including recent bets on green steel, heat pumps and battery technology.

One of Sweden’s largest VC funds, investing in transformative Nordic tech and life science startups.

Helsinki-based venture capital firm investing at pre-seed and seed stage in deep tech and brand-driven startups, managing €260 million across three funds with initial tickets from €300,000 to €3 million.

Precimeter develops sensors and control systems for molten metal level measurement, serving the metal casting industry.

Offers energy solutions including solar panels, charging stations, and energy installations.

Tricylon Robotics builds parallel kinematics robots and the GAIA AM controller system that integrates with milling and welding processes to provide real-time monitoring, quality assurance and process optimization for manufacturing.

SaltX Technology is a Swedish greentech company that develops and offers technology for electrification and carbon capture for energy-intensive industrial processes, aimed at the cement, lime, steel and mining industries.

A Stockholm-based incubator and accelerator supporting startups in various sectors, offering coaching, funding, and networking opportunities.

Organizes trade fairs and conferences for the electronics industry in Sweden.

Designs and manufactures fibre-optic sensing systems, including the OptoDAS distributed acoustic sensing interrogator used to detect whales, ships, storms and earthquakes on the Svalbard seabed cables, from its Trondheim (Tiller) facility.

Navari Surgical has developed a unique, patent-pending technology that provides intraoperative augmented reality (AR) guidance during minimally invasive procedures, empowering surgeons with enhanced visualization and precision.

Swedish steelmaker converting its production system to fossil-free, hydrogen-based steelmaking using electric arc furnaces, as part of the HYBRIT initiative with LKAB and Vattenfall.

Manufactures sustainable solar panels using hydropower and ethical sourcing to reduce the carbon footprint of solar energy production.

Rebelvolt is redefining mobile power with its battery-based e-Generator – a clean, silent, and maintenance-free alternative to traditional diesel generators.

Bejoken AB supplies electronic components, including batteries, circuits, cables, and mounting accessories, serving various industries with a wide range of products.