Led · Equity · Jun 2026

ElevenLabs builds AI voice models and provides voice-as-a-service offerings aimed at enterprise customers, including multilingual automation and in-network AI agent use cases. The company has secured enterprise contracts with customers such as Deutsche Telekom, Revolut, and Klarna. ElevenLabs reported rapid revenue growth, ending last year with nearly $350 million in ARR, adding $100 million in net new ARR in Q1 2026 to reach roughly $450 million, and later surpassing $500 million in ARR. Its valuation climbed from $6.6 billion in September to $11 billion in February. The startup recently acquired the team from Polish voice AI startup Papla to bolster its research capabilities. It has also completed a $100 million tender and is enabling retail investment via Robinhood Ventures as part of its fundraising activity.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2026

Sybilla operates a proprietary network of 50 optical sensors across six continents to detect and track tens of thousands of orbital objects, including items as small as a beverage can from distances up to 36,000 kilometres. Its customers include national space agencies in Poland, Italy and France, the European Space Agency, the European Defence Fund, the EU SST programme, and it supports UK Space Command while collaborating with industry partners such as Airbus and Leonardo. By the end of the year Sybilla plans to double its sensor network to 100 devices to enable near-continuous monitoring of roughly 90% of the more than 40,000 objects orbiting Earth, with a longer-term goal of expanding infrastructure to 300 optical devices across about 100 locations worldwide. The company offers space domain awareness data, analytics, on-demand observations and services across civilian, scientific and defence domains. Financially, Sybilla was fully self-funded until this round and has now raised over €8 million to accelerate growth and international expansion. Management intends to commercialise its offerings further and scale operations to join global leaders in space monitoring and safety.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2025

Founded in 2020, Jutro Medical operates a network of technology-enabled primary care clinics supported by a proprietary electronic health record (EHR) and unified operations platform. Its AI agents automate intake, documentation, and other administrative tasks so clinicians can focus on diagnosis and treatment; these agents already handle thousands of patient interactions each month. The company has grown from a single clinic to an integrated operator that added nine clinics in 2024 and plans roughly 20 acquisitions per year to accelerate consolidation of Europe’s fragmented primary care sector. By running clinics on its own software, Jutro identifies workflows ripe for automation, embedding AI directly into day-to-day operations while still giving patients the option of traditional appointments. The business is positioning itself against industry pressures such as clinician shortages and paper-based workflows that slow access to care. To date, Jutro Medical has raised €36 million, including the latest extension, to finance clinic acquisitions, platform enhancements, and expansion into additional European markets. While revenue figures are not disclosed, the company is targeting pan-European scale in a primary care market that exceeds €200 billion annually.

Led · Equity · Aug 2025

ICEYE owns and operates a large synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite constellation designed to deliver persistent monitoring and change detection anywhere on Earth. Its customers include organisations in defence and intelligence, environmental monitoring, insurance, and emergency management. The company says its capabilities enable fast decision-making and contribute to safety and sovereign intelligence needs. Founded and headquartered in Finland, ICEYE operates globally with over 1,000 employees across multiple countries, including Poland, Spain, the UK, Australia, Japan, the UAE, Greece, and the US. Financially, ICEYE reported scaling revenue, profitability, and cash generation in 2025 and has secured a €300 million 3-year committed revolving credit facility to support growth and provide liquidity; the article also states the company has previously raised over $760 (amount as reported).

Participated · Seed · Aug 2025

Fluence Technology produces compact, shock‑resistant, fibre-based femtosecond lasers with a nearly zero failure rate in their key pulse source, delivering maintenance‑free performance previously limited to research labs. Its systems are used by leading electronics manufacturers in East Asia and the United States for applications such as microvias, micromachining of silicon, gallium nitride and silicon carbide, interposers, photonic components, micro‑LED displays, consumer electronics parts, and medical devices. The company was founded by four Polish physicists and is led by CEO Dr. Michał Nejbauer. Fluence says its lasers enable higher precision and reliability needed for advanced chip and semiconductor manufacturing and other emerging applications. The company plans to accelerate international expansion, scale its business, and broaden application areas including security, space, and military uses. Financially, Fluence recently closed a seed round to fund that international growth and technology development.