Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Dawn Health builds patient-facing apps, digital therapies and software-as-a-medical-device aimed at chronic disease care and works with international life-science and pharmaceutical partners. The company says its solutions are used across multiple international markets and it aims to be a global technology partner that bridges technology, patient experience and regulatory requirements. The new financing is intended to scale its platform and expand its product portfolio to enable faster cross-market deployments. Dawn Health is increasing investments in staff and development, which contributed to rising costs. In its most recent fiscal year the company reported a loss of DKK 52.2 million versus a DKK 25.3 million loss the prior year.

Led · Equity · Nov 2025

Founded in 2020 in Copenhagen by the team behind Trifork Smart Enterprise, Arkyn offers a digital platform that synchronises real-time SAP data into maintenance and asset-management workflows. Its product suite includes mobile applications for work-order management, asset history, time registration and digital forms, all powered by the FastCloud middleware that enables deployment to on-premise or cloud SAP back ends in 2–4 weeks. The system supports the full maintenance lifecycle—from planning to execution and reporting—so enterprises can make data-driven decisions, boost asset performance and reduce administrative burden. Arkyn’s partner-centric go-to-market approach leverages collaborations with SAP platform partners, system integrators and resellers. Current customers are large enterprises in manufacturing, utilities, transport, and oil and gas. With a new €4 million injection of capital, the company plans to accelerate international expansion and add AI-enabled features to further optimise planning and field execution. No specific revenue or user figures were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2022

Dryp builds sensor and IoT-based monitoring solutions that give waterworks and wastewater companies access to data to optimize operations and planning. Its products aim to prevent sewer overflow and reduce congestion in drainage systems. The company emphasizes simplified installation, maintenance and management of its sensor solutions for utilities. Dryp combines IoT technology with big data to help utilities make operational and planning decisions. Founded in 2019, the company is led by CEO Peter Rasch and co-founder Malte Ahm. Financially, Dryp has raised capital previously from Trifork in 2021 and completed a new equity raise in this round.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2022

ExSeed Health develops a smartphone‑based at‑home sperm testing kit that provides a live video of the sample, quantitative analysis of sperm concentration and motility, and a fertility score on users' phones within minutes. The device is BSI‑approved and CE‑certified, delivering over 95% accuracy versus certified laboratory equipment. Results are paired with behavioural and diet data to generate a personalised 90‑day lifestyle intervention program, and the app offers access to fertility doctors, exportable reports, and clinic recommendations. ExSeed sells direct‑to‑consumer and partners with clinics and industry players, reporting more than 10,000 tests on its platform as of December 2021. Financially, the company has recorded more than 4x revenue growth since December 2020 and average month‑on‑month sales growth rates above 20% in 2021. The team operates in London and Copenhagen and works with partners including the European Sperm Bank and the University of Copenhagen. The company was founded in 2017 and is positioning the product for further European expansion and partnerships with healthcare providers including the NHS and private fertility clinics.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2022

Feats is the first professional network built around verified roles in projects rather than employment history. Its platform captures project-based track records in a dataset called 'The Collaboration Graph,' enabling hirers to identify people by actual project experience. Companies can use Feats to increase recognition of employees and to hire employees, freelancers, and agencies through one platform. The core product is ad-free and currently free to use, with subscriptions planned for the future. Feats reports over 4,500 projects on the platform, representing an estimated 2,700 person-years of work, and more than 2,000 brands have projects in Feats. The company plans to use new funding to grow the team and expand across Europe and beyond.