
Treble Raises €8M in Seed Funding
Treble Technologies, a Reykjavík, Iceland-based deeptech company which specialises in sound simulation, raised €8M in Seed funding.
Treble Technologies, a Reykjavík, Iceland-based deeptech company which specialises in sound simulation, raised €8M in Seed funding.
Tempo Software, a Montreal, Canada- Boston, MA and Reykjavík, Iceland-based provider of a roadmapping, time and capacity planning, and portfolio management solution, received an investment from Diversis Capital.
Abler, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based sports management technology company and creator of Sportabler, raised €3.7 million in post-seed funding.
Smitten, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based provider a dating app, raised USD10M in Series A funding.
Kerecis, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based company that develops products from fish skin and fatty acids for cellular therapy, tissue regeneration and protection, closed a $100m Series D financing valuing the company at $620m.
Lucinity, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based anti-money laundering (AML) software developer, closed a $17m Series B funding round.
Overtune, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based music making app, closed a $2M seed funding.
3Z, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based drug discovery company, closed a $2m funding round.
Empower, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based provider of a DE&I (Diversity, Equality & Inclusion) company focused on equality in the workplace, raised €2.2M in funding.
50skills, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based provider of an HR SaaS and new-hire onboarding solution, raised €2.5M in funding.
Sidekick, a Berlin, Germany, NYC, Kopavogur, Iceland, and Gothenburg, Sweden-based digital therapeutics company, raised $55M in Series B funding.
Taktikal, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based developer of next generation digital trust solutions, raised $2m in funding.
Spectaflow, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based provider of hotel operations solutions, raised €1.7M in post-seed funding.
Good Good, a Reykjavik, Iceland-based brand known for its no added sugar products including jams, spreads, keto bars, and natural sweeteners, closed a $2m Series A follow-up round.
Frumtak Ventures, a Reykjavic, Iceland-based venture capital firm, closed its third fund, Frumtak III, at $57m (ISK 7b, €48m).