EIP and Partech fund Fyld to scale AI field safety
UK-based Fyld has raised EUR 26 million from Energy Impact Partners and Partech to expand its video-led AI platform for safety, productivity and remote visibility in asset-heavy field operations.
The technology sector remains a dominant driver of mid-market M&A activity. From enterprise software and SaaS platforms to semiconductor supply chains and IT services, strategic buyers and financial sponsors continue to pursue deals that deliver digital capabilities and market access.
UK-based Fyld has raised EUR 26 million from Energy Impact Partners and Partech to expand its video-led AI platform for safety, productivity and remote visibility in asset-heavy field operations.
CUBE has acquired UK-based 4CRisk in an undisclosed deal to embed agentic AI policy-mapping into its RegPlatform, pushing deeper into end-to-end compliance and adjacent regulatory domains.
German revenue-management platform happyhotel raised EUR 6.5 million to expand in Europe and build an autonomous commercial AI agent for hotel pricing and sales workflows.
French deep-tech VC Quantonation has raised EUR 220 million for a flagship quantum and deep-physics fund, backed by a mix of institutional and strategic investors.
Mare Group has acquired Italy-based EMM Systems, a developer of pharmaceutical digital supply chain platforms. The deal, backed via search fund EasyGo, values EMM at EUR 7.5 million equity value.
Italian industrial group Annovi Reverberi has acquired ARC in an undisclosed deal, signalling a push to internalise electronics capabilities and execution control.
VAR Group has acquired Italy’s InnoTech in an undisclosed deal, adding AI agent capabilities for SAP Business One and 27 specialists into its SAP Center of Competence.
Mistral AI has acquired French serverless platform Koyeb for an undisclosed sum, folding the team into Mistral Compute. The move sharpens Mistral’s push to offer a sovereign, full-stack AI cloud for enterprises.
London-based legaltech Orbital has raised EUR 50 million in funding to expand its AI platform for real estate law, backed by Brighton Park Capital and a syndicate of strategic and fintech investors.
UK AI video platform Synthesia has raised EUR 190 million with Google Ventures leading. The round backs a push to make AI-generated video a default workflow for enterprise training and internal comms.
Swedish pre-construction AI startup Brickanta has raised EUR 7.6 million from Northzone and Lovable’s CEO to automate bid analysis and cost estimation, aiming to cut preventable errors before work reaches the site.
AI video platform Synthesia has raised EUR 190 million in a Google Ventures-led Series E at a reported USD 4 billion valuation, doubling down on enterprise training and knowledge workflows.
ASML has backed French foundation model developer Mistral AI in a recently announced EUR 1.9 billion funding, deepening a strategic partnership to bring AI into semiconductor equipment workflows.
Berlin-based Parloa raised EUR 332.5 million in growth funding led by General Catalyst with EQT Ventures, Altimeter, Durable Capital Partners and Mosaic. The round backs enterprise rollout of generative AI automation in contact centers.
Twentyfour Industries has emerged from stealth with USD 11.8 million from Lakestar, OTB Ventures and 468 Capital to scale production of its Q-X quadcopter, already deployed with European soldiers.
UK creator platform Fanvue has secured EUR 20.9 million in Series A funding led by Inner Circle and René Rechtman. The round backs Fanvue’s push to make AI tools a core workflow layer for creators.
UK-based Elyos AI has raised EUR 11.1 million in Series A funding led by Blackbird Ventures, with Y Combinator and Pi Labs participating. The company builds AI agents that answer and resolve inbound calls for trades and field services teams.
Allocator One has committed EUR 20 million to Munich-based Vanagon Ventures to scale pre-seed investing in B2B deep tech and AI, a stage many funds avoid due to poor fit with standard SaaS playbooks.
SaleCycle has acquired France-based BEYABLE in a bid to create a European-owned, full-funnel martech platform for e-commerce. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Plume has acquired Ireland-based Sweepr in an undisclosed deal, pairing device-level network telemetry with an AI-native orchestration engine to reduce support costs and improve subscriber experience for ISPs.