Aidiom
Gaustadalleen 21, Oslo, 0349, Norway
Overview
Aidiom is an early-stage deep-tech investor providing seed and venture capital to applied AI enterprise software startups in Europe.
- Total investments
- 4
- Lead investments
- 0
- Investments · 12mo
- 3
- Active investors
- 2
Investment portfolio
- Aidalos
Participated · Equity · Jun 2026
Aidalos develops cognitive AI agents that combine analysis, reasoning and decision-support designed for tasks where traceability, quality assurance and transparency are critical. The company positions its solutions for use in infrastructure, industry, medicine and health, and has highlighted projects and collaborations with partners such as IBM as well as presentations at MIT. Aidalos plans to use the new capital to expand in the U.S., strengthen sales and commercialization, and build larger technical teams in Trondheim and Oslo. DNV cited the company’s focus on explainability and trust as key for applications in infrastructure, energy and risk management. The firm attracted a diverse investor base in the recent raise, signaling cross-industry interest. The company completed a NOK 15.5 million capital round, exceeding its NOK 10 million minimum target.
- Volteum
Participated · Seed · Jun 2026
Volteum offers a comprehensive daily operations platform that aggregates fleet data in one place, including charging schedules, battery health for EVs, proactive maintenance data and location tracking for all vehicle types. The platform leverages data manufacturers already collect, enabling newly integrated fleets to go live within 48 hours without vehicle downtime or hardware installation. It also provides long-term and individualized fleet electrification planning. Founded in 2022 and led by CEO Zsófia Tóth, Volteum serves customers across Europe such as Royal Mail, Bolt, Lex Autolease, Schneider Electric, OTP Bank, NG Bailey and Dundee City Council. The company has offices in London and Budapest and plans to use recent funding to expand throughout the UK, BeNeLux and DACH.
- sun.store
Participated · Seed · Sep 2025
Founded in 2023, sun.store digitises the highly manual and fragmented procurement process for solar and storage equipment by letting verified sellers list products with structured data, dynamic pricing, and integrated logistics. Installers, distributors, wholesalers, and EPC firms can search real-time offers, receive instant quotes, and complete transactions with flexible payment options and embedded support. The platform standardises product data, verifies counterparties, and offers end-to-end order tracking to reduce mismatches, delays, and opaque pricing. Europe’s solar and storage market is estimated at €35–40 billion annually, and sun.store aims to capture a meaningful share of this volume by increasing transparency and transaction speed. Longer-term, the company plans to expand into broader clean-energy equipment categories such as HVAC systems, heat pumps, e-mobility infrastructure, and electrical components. The newly raised capital will fund product development, expand feature sets, and bolster go-to-market efforts while scaling merchant onboarding, strategic sourcing, and business-development teams. No revenue or user figures were disclosed in the article.
- Intelecy
Participated · Equity · Jun 2023
Intelecy is a Norwegian SaaS company that offers a no-code AI platform tailored to industrial engineers and plant operators, enabling model creation without manual coding. Its tools let process engineers rapidly build AI models to optimize production, reduce waste, cut emissions, lower energy consumption, and decrease costs. The platform serves customers in chemicals, energy, food and beverages, mining and minerals, and utilities; GC Rieber is cited as a customer using it for nutraceutical production. Intelecy positions its product as a way to close the AI skills gap by enabling existing factory workers to apply AI without prior coding experience. The company raised $3.5 million in a recent investment round led by Yara Growth Ventures, which leadership describes as strategic validation of Intelecy's vision. The new funding will be used to strengthen marketing, sales, and product development, and executives from Yara and Investinor will join the board.