Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

TerraSpark is developing a phased approach to space-based solar power, starting with commercialisation of radio-frequency wireless energy transmission on Earth to validate safety, efficiency, and regulatory requirements. The company aims to scale from terrestrial wireless power for industrial use to orbital systems capable of delivering continuous energy independent of weather or time of day. TerraSpark cites declining launch costs and advances in satellite manufacturing and orbital robotics as enablers for its roadmap. Near-term plans include pilot applications and live demonstration use cases, an orbital technology demonstrator targeted for 2027, and initial space-to-Earth transmission in 2028. The team is led by CEO Jasper Deprez with CTO Sanjay Vijendran and COO Matthias Laug. Financially, the company has raised over €5 million in a pre-seed round to fund technology development and upcoming pilots.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

Epix Sports positions itself as an “operating system” for local sport facilities, bundling fast-growing activities like padel, bouldering, urban dance and reformer-pilates under one consumer brand. The startup supplies partner operators with both equity and debt, helps them secure prime real-estate, equips them with technology, and drives community-building and marketing to create emotionally resonant, offline sport experiences. Its four-pillar strategy focuses on capital provision, systematic site selection, brand-led community engagement, and operational excellence to achieve profitable growth while enhancing customer experience. By aggregating a highly fragmented market, Epix aims to create category-defining European sport chains and make diverse physical activities broadly accessible. The founding team—led by Amorelie founder Lea-Sophie Cramer alongside Oliver Roskopf, Lukas Brosseder, Johannes Kreibohm and Vanessa Buemann—brings multiple prior exits exceeding €1 billion in value, giving the venture notable execution pedigree. Cramer spearheads community activation and branding, while the other co-founders contribute expertise in operations, real estate, technology and finance. The company has secured nearly €7 million in fresh capital to fund its expansion, though no revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

Founded in 2024, newsrooms offers an AI-supported "text manufacturing" platform that converts texts, documents, audio, or video files into articles, press releases, social posts, and even full books without any user prompting. The product targets communication departments, agencies, and editorial teams, automating routine production so staff can focus on strategy, creativity, and deeper research. Differentiators include highly adaptable language quality for each user and strict data security, with all processing kept inside the EU. Content can be instantly repurposed for multiple channels with a single click, streamlining omnichannel publishing. In June 2024 the company acquired Austrian tech media outlet Trending Topics, bringing its founders onto the team. Strong domestic uptake has prompted plans to expand into additional European markets in the coming months. The recent €750,000 pre-seed round supplies the initial capital to execute these growth ambitions.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2025

The Blue Box develops a non-invasive, urine-based breast cancer screening test that uses a chemical sensor to capture volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and a proprietary AI algorithm to recognise cancer-specific patterns. The test is intended for use in gynaecology offices and as part of national screening programs, addressing limitations of mammography particularly for women with dense breasts. The company says its pattern-based approach outperforms mammography in sensitivity and requires no radiation or pain. The fresh capital will accelerate European clinical trials, support manufacturing of medical-grade devices, and fund technical documentation to meet regulatory requirements. Management aims to achieve CE marking by the end of 2026 and launch the clinical study program soon. The product is positioned as a scalable solution to increase early detection and reduce barriers to access for millions of women. BlueBox has developed a non‑invasive diagnostic system that detects breast cancer from a urine sample, offering a painless, no‑radiation alternative to mammography. The company reports higher sensitivity (88.33% vs 56.10%) and higher accuracy (83.32% vs 70.40%) than mammography for women under 50, potentially identifying about 30% more early tumors in that group. The technology is designed to avoid costly lab machinery and specialized personnel, making testing faster, lower‑cost, and more accessible. BlueBox has established clinical partnerships with several leading Spanish hospitals, including Hospital Quirónsalud, Hospital Universitario La Paz, Clínica Dexeus Mujer, Clínica Teknon, Hospital Universitario Sant Joan and Hospital Universitario Joan XXIII. Funds from the recent raise will be used to run clinical trials and obtain CE certification. BlueBox plans to enter the market in 2025 targeting gynecological clinics in Spain.

Led · Seed · Oct 2024

Fabbric provides a scalable platform that digitizes fashion design and production workflows, enabling users to create and manage collections from material selection to production and logistics. The platform claims users can create their fashion brand in about 20 minutes and includes features such as weekly trending patterns, personalized color and fabric selection, advanced printing customization, minimum orders of 100 units, personalized brand labels, sustainable on‑demand production, and real‑time factory updates. The company recently launched a new version of the platform and has expanded its tech team to support ongoing product development. Fabbric positions itself to democratize access to fashion tools previously reserved for large brands, allowing emerging designers and small brands to produce higher‑quality collections with fewer resources. The startup says the new funding will accelerate scaling of the tech platform and international growth plans. Fabbric was selected for the Rocket Up (Supernovas) program to support international expansion beginning in early 2025.