Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Founded in 2022 by three engineers from TU Munich, Aampere operates a transactional platform for the secondary used-EV market that combines a self-learning pricing algorithm, a digital condition and history check, and Europe-wide dealer auctions. Sellers (both private and commercial) receive a purchase offer within 48 hours, and Aampere pays before arranging collection from the seller’s home. The company reports selling several thousand EVs per year, more than 25 employees, and revenue that grew fourfold over the past 12 months after a reported 60% annual growth rate for three years. Aampere has positioned itself closer to Auto1’s dealer-auction model rather than listing sites, and competes with other dedicated used-EV platforms. With the new funding, Aampere plans to expand its marketplace across more European markets and scale seller acquisition.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

GitHits is developing an AI-native, version-aware index of public open-source code and a CLI tool that provides coding agents with real implementation examples, dependency source navigation, package inspection and documentation. The startup says its service lets agents search, navigate and inspect the code behind their dependencies to reduce hallucinations and retry loops. The company launched a free beta on Product Hunt and plans a first commercial release later in the year. GitHits was formed by four co-founders who spun out with support from Softlandia; CEO Jaakko Timonen and CTO Olli-Pekka Heinisuo are among the leaders. The CTO previously developed the opencv-python package (over 100 million downloads and cited as used by NASA's Ingenuity), which the company highlights as relevant domain expertise. Financially, GitHits has just completed a $1.75M pre-seed round to fund product development and go-to-market activities.

Led · Series A · Mar 2026

Founded in 2018, Webel operates a digital marketplace for home services and currently serves more than 2 million users with around 350,000 registered professionals and nearly one million service listings. The platform operates in 31 Spanish cities and has recently started expanding into the United Kingdom. Webel offers more than 30 service categories, including cleaning, ironing, handyman work, small renovations, moving services, tutoring, childcare and appliance repair. The company emphasizes a cost structure that delivers prices typically 30–40% lower than competitors while charging professionals lower-than-average commissions and allowing them control over pricing, schedules and clients. Webel’s immediate plans include strengthening its presence in Spain and growing visibility for newer service categories. The recently raised €4.3M pre-Series A round will be used mainly for marketing and product development to support those plans.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2025

Bahn Express is a Helsinki-based car transportation company that leverages a software platform and a network of independent drivers to move vehicles quickly across Europe. Its service cuts typical transport times from 10–30 days down to 2–5 days, saving hundreds of euros per vehicle for clients and boosting dealership stock turnover by 30%. The company’s core product optimizes route planning and driver matching to accelerate deliveries. Co-founded by Matias Blomberg and Leevi Jäkälä, Bahn Express focuses on improving efficiency and transparency in automotive logistics. With its latest capital injection, the startup plans to build local teams in Germany, Denmark, and Poland as the first step in a broader European expansion. While revenue figures were not disclosed, the firm positions itself as a cost-saving alternative to traditional car transport methods. Management sees significant growth potential as more dealerships and fleet owners demand faster, cheaper vehicle relocation services.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2025

Founded in Estonia in 2017, Yaga operates an online marketplace focused on second-hand fashion, combining social features with secure escrow payments and localised logistics. The company has become the leading resale platform in South Africa and now attracts more than 12 million monthly visits. Yaga’s value proposition centres on affordability—items are typically listed at 50–80 percent below new retail prices—while advancing sustainable consumption. Revenue is generated from transaction fees, though specific figures were not disclosed in the article. With its newly raised capital, the company plans to deepen its footprint across Africa and expand into the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Management believes the global shift toward resale, projected to push the second-hand apparel market to $367 billion by 2029, provides a large, tail-wind market opportunity. The fresh funding will also be used to grow the team and enhance product capabilities in existing markets.