Several European technology startups announced fresh funding rounds and strategic developments on December 19, reflecting continued investor interest across AI, healthtech, wearable technology, and climate-focused innovation.
Cordulus Raises €6.8M in Series A Funding
Denmark-based Cordulus, an AI-driven weather technology company, raised €6.8 million in Series A funding. The Aarhus-headquartered startup received additional investment from Delphinus Venture Capital, bringing its Series A total to €6.8 million. Cordulus focuses on artificial intelligence–powered weather intelligence solutions.
Swiss Healthtech Startup Liom Secures €13.9M
Liom, a Swiss glucose-monitoring startup, raised €13.9 million in a Series A round. The funding will support the company’s work in glucose monitoring technology, as health-focused digital solutions continue to attract strong investor attention in Europe.
StretchSense Raises $2.3M for Wearable Data Gloves
StretchSense announced it has raised $2.3 million to advance its wearable data capture gloves. The company operates in the wearable technology space, targeting applications that require precise motion and data tracking.
Trading Technologies International Acquires OpenGamma
In a strategic corporate move, Trading Technologies International completed the acquisition of OpenGamma, marking consolidation activity within the financial technology and trading infrastructure sector.
Picus Capital Secures €150M Preferred Equity Deal
Germany-based venture capital firm Picus Capital closed a €150 million preferred equity deal, strengthening its investment capacity across European technology startups.
Destinus Raises €50M, Total Funding Nears €400M
Aerospace and technology company Destinus raised €50 million, pushing its total funding close to €400 million, highlighting sustained investor confidence in capital-intensive deep-tech ventures.
