• Fusebox

  Participated · Equity · Jan 2025

  Fusebox provides modular Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions to help power utilities and commercial and industrial companies integrate renewable energy, storage, and consumption. Its offerings support hybrid site management and can scale into full Virtual Power Plants (VPPs). The company has expanded to 13 global markets. Founded in 2014 and based in Tallinn, Estonia, Fusebox will use the new funding to enhance its SaaS offerings, hire new talent, and strengthen its presence in the EU energy market. In January 2025 Fusebox secured €2.6 million in funding led by Soulmates Ventures, with support from SmartCap, Eneco Ventures and PKO Bank. The article does not specify the financing instrument or details of previous rounds.

• CTHINGS.CO

  Participated · Equity · Oct 2023

  Founded in 2020, CTHINGS.CO builds the Orchestra platform to help enterprises remotely manage, monitor, automate, and secure distributed IoT and edge infrastructure. Its offering targets customers and integrators in logistics, energy, Industry 4.0, smart critical infrastructure, and telecom operators, with partners including ASUS IoT, Deutsche Telekom, and Wirepas. The company operates a hybrid hardware-plus-SaaS business model and reported a 17x year-over-year revenue increase. Team size is reported at 11–50 employees, and it has secured early flagship customers in North America. CTHINGS.CO has participated in industry events and pilots such as the Data Center World Innovation Challenge and a Wirepas NR+ interoperability deployment at Mobile World Congress. The company plans to use recent funding to expand sales and partnerships in North America and further develop its Orchestra platform.

• Telemedi

  Led · Series A · Feb 2021

  Telemedico provides a plug-and-play, white-label telemedicine SaaS platform for insurance companies and other enterprise customers, offering consultations via chat, video and telephone, AI triaging, booking of in-person visits and medical documentation storage. Founded in 2014 and shifted to a B2B model in 2017, the company emphasizes a modular platform that can be integrated or run standalone and includes an "insurance product creator" for insurers. Telemedico says 2020 was a record year with one million consultations in a 12-month period, more than 900,000 patients to date, over 600 doctors on the platform, and 2.5 million total appointments; it reports over 100,000 consultations per month and projects 250,000 by end of 2021. The business has grown 3x year-over-year since 2018 and is active in 14 markets, supporting consultations in 10 languages with plans to add more. Its customer base includes insurers such as PZU, Allianz, AXA, Metrored, Compensa and TU Zdrowie, plus health ministries and more than 50 other insurance and medical assistance companies. The company expects to double its ~60-person team and is focused on international expansion, language support and growth in new markets including LatAm.

• Autenti

  Participated · Equity · Jan 2020

  Autenti provides an online platform for signing documents and managing digital document workflows accessible from any internet-enabled device. Founded in 2014 in Poland, the company emphasizes quick, convenient and legally compliant e-signatures. Since launch it has acquired over 250 business clients and sent e-signing requests to nearly 95,000 Poles. Autenti says the new funding will accelerate product development, bank digitization efforts and its planned international expansion. The company highlights environmental benefits from reduced paper use and aims to streamline both customer-facing and internal banking processes. Management intends to use the proceeds to implement e-signature solutions for banks’ clients and contractors and to simplify and speed internal document workflows.

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