The European technology sector shows signs of recovery, with total funding reaching €27.8 billion. This growth is largely driven by large-scale investment rounds. Over the past week, the market recorded more than 65 funding deals exceeding €1.5 billion, alongside four M&A transactions.
Legora achieved a valuation of $8.8 billion following a $550 million funding round. In other major deals, Pigment secured £250 million led by Scaleup Europe Fund, while iwoca obtained a credit line of €185 million. Additionally, Blackwall reached a $2.2 billion valuation after raising $100 million in a Series C round.
Investor activity remains high, with Nvidia investing in four German startups as part of a €10 billion commitment. Seaya has launched a new growth fund with €600 million in capital. Meanwhile, the FSE Group introduced a fund exceeding £70 million for London-based scaleups, and EIT announced a €40 million call for deep tech research.
Corporate consolidation continues across the region. Omnidocs has acquired WoodWing to expand its document management operations, and Standard Chartered is set to acquire Zodia Custody. Furthermore, the German startup Workflex is moving to acquire rhome, and Körber has acquired a stake in the robotics firm NAiSE.
