For everyone building hard things in the Nordics.

Venture capital firm investing in Nordic tech companies solving global issues through innovation.

InnoEnergy is the EU-backed clean tech investor founded in 2010 by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, headquartered in Eindhoven with a Swedish entity, KIC IE AB, in Stockholm. It holds equity stakes in 160+ active companies and has backed Nordic hardtech names including Minesto, CorPower Ocean and Northvolt, alongside battery, hydrogen and materials plays across Europe.

Eurostars is a public EU/Eureka-network funding instrument (co-funded via Horizon Europe and national bodies like Vinnova, Innovation Fund Denmark and the Research Council of Norway) that provides non-dilutive grants to SME-led, cross-border collaborative R&D projects, funding roughly 20-30 Swedish companies alone every year plus counterparts across Norway, Denmark, Finland and Iceland.

Family-owned Swedish investment company focusing on long-term value in industrial and technology sectors.

Early-stage VC backing sustainable innovations and companies addressing major societal challenges.

Active Invest Sweden AB is a family-owned Swedish investment group founded by Johan Enocson that combines a wood-industry division, Surewood Industries, with an investment arm holding around 30 companies across various sectors.

Kongsberg Innovation is a Norwegian, Kongsberg-based business incubator and early-stage investor backed by Kongsberg Gruppen, Kongsberg Automotive, Equinor, TechnipFMC, Siemens Energy and other industrial owners. It runs the Kongsberg Pre-Seed Fund, typically investing 1 to 2 million NOK in first equity rounds in Norwegian B2B deep tech startups across maritime, ocean tech, energy transition, advanced manufacturing and industrial digitalisation.

CVX Ventures is a Copenhagen-based investment platform, founded in 2020, that connects a network of 600+ Danish and Nordic business angels and investors with growth-stage start-ups, offering capital, board placements and advisory support rather than investing from a traditional fund structure.

Corporate venture capital fund investing in technologies that shape the future of mobility.

Venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology companies across industries including software, marketplaces, and fintech.

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.

Growth equity investor supporting mature tech companies in the Nordics with active ownership.

A Swedish university offering engineering and technology programmes (Solar Energy Engineering, Industrial Economics, Materials Science) with applied research conducted in close collaboration with regional industry.

Supplies electrical testing and measurement equipment for various industries, ensuring safety and reliability in power systems.

Startup incubator providing support and resources for early-stage companies.

MIROLA develops cutting-edge solutions for improved breathing assistance.

Offers AI-powered software solutions for maritime vessel performance optimization and analytics.

Arxlight AB provides fortified IT, Telecom, and energy systems designed to meet modern cyber and EMP challenges, serving high-security sectors.

Cake designs and manufactures electric motorcycles, focusing on lightweight, high-performance bikes for urban and off-road use.

Norwegian medtech company developing cost effective hydraulic hand prosthetics.

Sandbacka Science Park fosters innovation and supports companies in the technology and ICT sectors within the region.

Schneider Electric provides energy management and automation solutions, offering integrated technologies for various sectors.

Percy Roc develops AI-driven microwave heating technology for industrial processes, enhancing energy efficiency and control.

Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI) is a public-private company, backed by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and Denmark's Export and Investment Fund (EIFO), that owns and operates Gefion, Denmark's national AI supercomputer.