Led · Seed · Jul 2026

kausable AI builds reasoning-first foundation models that learn causal relationships from synthetic data to adapt quickly to new situations using only a handful of examples. The startup's core product is a causal "world model" architecture and associated models like TipPFN, a zero-shot forecasting model that predicts tipping points across domains such as medicine and energy. Founded by Johannes Haux (CEO), Dr Benjamin Herdeanu (CTO) and Gregor Ramien (COO) in 2025 out of research at Heidelberg University, the company has a nine-person team and has published research including a paper co-authored with Columbia University collaborators. Financially, kausable raised roughly €1.5M in pre-seed financing and has now secured €12M in a seed round led by UVC Partners and Entourage, supplemented by strategic angel backers. Over the next year it intends to expand the team, run customer pilot projects, become more product-focused, and target applications in robotics, healthcare, forecasting and industrial systems.

Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Sightera develops an AI-native drug discovery platform that trains generative models on proprietary datasets derived from patient-derived biological samples and organoid preclinical models. By centering human disease biology—particularly samples from individuals with advanced, therapy-resistant disease—the company aims to design small molecules based on observed biological responses rather than solely chemical properties. Its stated therapeutic focuses are oncology and fibrosis, with a lead molecular glue oncology programme moving toward preclinical candidate selection. Sightera is a spin-off of the University of Antwerp and Antwerp University Hospital (UZA) and will use its recent funding to expand its research, AI and data science teams and to strengthen strategic partnerships with pharma and biotech companies. The company plans to scale its platform and accelerate translation of its pipeline using the new capital.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

Warren offers a workplace pension platform and a financial coaching service that integrates AI-powered guidance with access to human advisers. The company obtained an IBP licence in 2025 and manages the Warren Pension Fund OFP, which invests through a diversified portfolio of equity and bond ETFs. Employers can switch to Warren without increasing existing pension budgets, and employees retain full investment returns with no entry, exit, or assets-under-management fees. Warren integrates data from pension records, employee benefits, and banking information to advise users on retirement planning, mortgages, insurance, and personal finances. Around 100 Belgian businesses, including Lighthouse, Yuki, Wintercircus, and Poppy Mobility, have adopted the platform and thousands of employees actively use the service. The company plans to use recent funding to expand further in Belgium, prepare for broader European entry, grow its team, and scale its products and platform.

Participated · Series B · May 2026

Lexroom.ai develops AI infrastructure for legal professionals using a data-first approach grounded in a proprietary database of over six million verified legal sources, including legislation, case law and regulatory materials. The platform is designed to reduce fabrications and reliability issues in generative AI by structuring continuously updated source material for legal research and retrieval. Lexroom reports more than 8,000 law firm and corporate legal team customers, with most users engaging daily. Financially, the company has raised over $73 million to date after closing a $50 million Series B led by Left Lane Capital. The new capital will fund expansion into civil law markets across Europe, starting with Spain and Germany, and support building local teams and jurisdiction-specific capabilities in partnership with firms in those markets.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Tekst develops process-intelligence software that automatically reconstructs and maps messy, end-to-end back-office processes from emails, PDFs and other digital traces. Its platform connects to systems like SAP, Salesforce and Microsoft to surface how messages trigger actions and to identify repetitive work ripe for automation. Customers named in coverage include Daikin Europe N.V., Colruyt Group, Securex and Becton Dickinson. The company had 35 employees at the time of the raise and plans to double headcount by year-end, prioritizing engineering and go-to-market hires. Tekst was founded in Ghent in 2022 by Wouter Janssen (CEO) and Tiebe Parmentier (CTO). The new funding is intended to accelerate product development and international expansion.