Led · Equity · Oct 2025

Lotus Microsystems is focused on engineering a new class of highly energy-efficient power supplies aimed at data-centre infrastructure. The company’s solution targets the reduction of electricity consumption and associated CO₂ emissions, addressing a key sustainability pain-point for large-scale computing facilities. Its technology is currently under development, and the fresh capital will be used to advance product engineering and commercial readiness. Although detailed operating metrics such as revenue or customer count have not been disclosed, the company’s fundraising success indicates growing investor confidence in its approach. The 53.5 million DKK injection provides Lotus Microsystems with expanded resources for R&D, potential pilot deployments, and team expansion. By emphasising both energy efficiency and sustainability, the startup positions itself to benefit from rising regulatory and corporate pressure to decarbonise data-centre operations.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2025

Enduro Genetics develops a patented "synthetic addiction" technology that integrates a genetic plug-in into microbial production hosts, coupling each cell’s productivity to its health and growth. The approach ensures only high-producing cells survive and non-productive cells are eliminated, maintaining a stable and productive microbial community. The company says its Enduro Sense capability improves industrial biomanufacturing, enabling consistent, scalable, and cost-efficient production. Enduro was spun out of the Technical University of Denmark, was founded by Peter Rugbjerg, and is led by CEO Christian Munch. The company raised €12M in a Series A and intends to use the funds to expand its platform and scale commercialization. Enduro Genetics is a Copenhagen, Denmark–based biotech focused on enabling large-scale fermentations. Its proprietary Enduro Sense technology self-selects the best cell variants to increase the competitiveness of green bioproduction. The company was spun out from the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Biosustainability at the Technical University of Denmark and incubated at the BioInnovation Institute in Copenhagen. Led by CEO Peter Rugbjerg, Enduro has previously received funding from the Innovation Fund Denmark. In September 2022 the company closed its first funding round, raising an undisclosed amount led by NOON Ventures. It intends to use the proceeds to expand operations and advance its development efforts, and it strengthened its board with Thomas Videbæk and Ejner Bech Jensen while naming Niels Peder Nielsen chairman.

Led · Equity · Jul 2024

Agrobiomics, founded in 2022 and based in Copenhagen, develops Fortify, a biological abiotic stress protectant that increases plant robustness to drought and salinity. Fortify has shown strong field results and progressed into field trials for soy and corn, with reported impressive yield data. The company says the solution works at an unprecedentedly low dose per hectare and is easy to integrate into existing agronomic practices. Agrobiomics plans to continue trials across soy, corn and tomatoes and expand testing across Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa. The team positions Fortify as part of a broader BioAg strategy to address both abiotic and biotic stress and ultimately replace pesticides with natural Streptomyces metabolites. Financially, Agrobiomics received €1.4 million in support from the BioInnovation Institute and has just raised additional capital to commercialize Fortify. Agrobiomics develops transformative natural solutions intended to secure a sustainable food supply by making agriculture resilient to climate change. Its core product is a lead biostimulant designed to increase yields of crops affected by abiotic stresses such as salinity and drought. The company says its solutions are affordable and highly potent, enabling growers globally to improve yields. Agrobiomics plans to use new funding to accelerate validation and commercialisation of its lead biostimulant. It is supported by the BioInnovation Institute and the Danish Innovation Fund. Recent support from BII includes follow-on funding via the Venture House program.