Four Swedish rounds, none above USD 3.3M
Four Swedish rounds.
None above USD 3.3M.
Four rounds from Swedish companies, reported between 14 and 29 October 2026. Amounts are in the currency each source uses. The largest is Vessla's USD 3.3M.
- Vessla, Stockholm: USD 3.3M pre-seed led by Seedcamp, with Inception Fund, Tiny VC (Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company), operators from Lovable and OpenAI and several angels, reported on 19 October by Tech.eu. Tech.eu says the round was more than twice oversubscribed. Vessla builds an AI agent platform for residential and commercial property managers, and the money goes into developing it.
- Pixel Systems, Stockholm: €2.7M seed (USD 3.1M, per EU-Startups) led by Unconventional Ventures, at a pre-money valuation of about €18M, reported on 29 October by EU-Startups. Pixel Systems builds software that detects AI-generated and manipulated images, documents and other digital content. The money is for commercial initiatives and further development.
- Miracly, Sweden: €1.8M pre-seed led by Beenext Ventures and Lotus, with a Swedish family office, reported on 14 October by Tech.eu. ArcticStartup calls it a Swedish startup; Tech.eu says it has offices in Sweden and Singapore and names no city. Miracly sells an AI marketing platform that tracks and improves a company's visibility in AI search. Tech.eu gives no use of funds.
- Sib Solutions, Lund: SEK 20M (about €1.7M) from new and existing shareholders, reported on 28 October by Oresund Startups. Scania Growth Capital, the company's largest owner, is the only investor named. Sib Solutions uses AI video analysis to monitor goods handled in warehouses. The money is for accelerating growth. The source gives no round stage and calls the money a top-up.
Two of the four are labelled pre-seed, Pixel Systems is labelled seed, and the source for Sib Solutions gives no stage. Only the source for Sib Solutions calls the money a top-up of cash reserves.