Håkon Haugli

CEO

Nina Broch Mathisen

Regional Director

Past deals in Norway

Plaace

Seed Round in 2024
Plaace is a data-driven platform established in 2020 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway. The company focuses on facilitating effective collaboration among retail property owners, tenants, and brokers by leveraging data analytics. Its platform enables users to define strategies and identify suitable candidates for retail properties, thereby enhancing the potential for successful commercial engagements. By streamlining the matching process, Plaace aims to optimize the relationships and interactions within the retail real estate sector.

Aker Horizons

Grant in 2023
Aker Horizons is a planet-positive investment company dedicated to incubating and developing companies that solve fundamental challenges to sustainable existence – or planet-positive investing. Aker Horizons has a dedicated team working to build companies that can meaningfully reduce CO2 emissions while creating substantial value over time. Aker Horizons is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aker ASA, a Norwegian industrial investment group listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Aker Horizons

Post in 2023
Aker Horizons is a planet-positive investment company dedicated to incubating and developing companies that solve fundamental challenges to sustainable existence – or planet-positive investing. Aker Horizons has a dedicated team working to build companies that can meaningfully reduce CO2 emissions while creating substantial value over time. Aker Horizons is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aker ASA, a Norwegian industrial investment group listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Intoto

Grant in 2022
Intoto is a water data startup founded in 2018 that leverages advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and big data to enhance the sustainable management of water resources. The company was established in response to a significant flood in 2015, highlighting the need for better data and insights. Intoto offers a software platform called "Studio," which presents water data in an accessible format, and the "Apparatus" data logger, known for its cost-effectiveness and low power consumption. Their services encompass AI and data analytics, with custom projects tailored for clients including hydro power plants and local governments. Intoto's platform aids in disaster prevention, river flood forecasting, aquaculture sustainability, and water quality improvement, ultimately helping clients make informed decisions regarding climate change. The company has formed partnerships with several industry leaders and aims to become a significant player in live river data in Norway, with aspirations to be a leading global provider of water data. With a skilled team of software developers, engineers, and data scientists, Intoto is committed to advancing water management practices.

Skyfri

Grant in 2021
Skyfri is a rapidly growing cleantech company based in Oslo, Norway, with over 140 employees operating in multiple global locations, including Denver, London, Singapore, and Bangalore. The company specializes in providing solar asset owners with advanced firmware and software solutions designed to enhance revenue generation and minimize production downtime through its platform, Skyfri Intelligence. This platform automates operations, maintenance, and asset management, facilitating the global deployment of solar energy. Skyfri Intelligence leverages machine learning and a comprehensive library of asset operations algorithms to autonomously identify and address performance issues at renewable energy sites. Additionally, in select regions, the platform is supported by Skyfri Energy, the company's dedicated service division. Skyfri is supported by prominent climate tech investors in Europe and is led by a management team experienced in the renewable energy and technology sectors.

Spiff

Debt Financing in 2021
Spiff AS, based in Oslo, Norway, is a mobile application developed to assist users in saving and investing money effectively. Founded in 2015, the app provides a platform for individuals to save money for various personal goals, whether collaboratively or independently, without any associated fees. Spiff allows users to create multiple savings plans and offers a comprehensive overview of their financial objectives, thus facilitating better management of their finances. The application emphasizes the importance of saving not only for major life events like housing or retirement but also for smaller, everyday aspirations, making it easier for users to achieve their goals.

FREYR

Grant in 2021
FREYR plans to develop up to 43 GWh of battery cell production capacity by 2025 to position the company as one of Europe’s largest battery cell suppliers. The facilities will be located in the Mo i Rana industrial complex in Northern Norway, leveraging Norway’s highly skilled workforce and abundant, low-cost renewable energy sources from hydro and wind in a crisp, clear and energized environment. FREYR will supply safe, high energy density and cost competitive clean battery cells to the rapidly growing global markets for electric vehicles, energy storage, and marine applications.

Plaace

Grant in 2020
Plaace is a data-driven platform established in 2020 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway. The company focuses on facilitating effective collaboration among retail property owners, tenants, and brokers by leveraging data analytics. Its platform enables users to define strategies and identify suitable candidates for retail properties, thereby enhancing the potential for successful commercial engagements. By streamlining the matching process, Plaace aims to optimize the relationships and interactions within the retail real estate sector.

Oivi

Grant in 2020
Oivi is a company that specializes in developing an affordable AI-powered camera and platform for identifying diabetic eye diseases. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, Oivi's technology enables retinal screening in primary care settings, helping to raise awareness and support the maintenance of eye health for individuals with diabetes. The platform features automated image capture and diagnostics, allowing for effective monitoring of eye conditions through teleconsultation. With a diverse team skilled in camera and software development, Oivi aims to facilitate early detection and prevention of diabetes-related vision loss, ultimately contributing to improved patient outcomes.

ScanReach

Grant in 2020
ScanReach is a maritime IoT company based in Bergen, Norway. The company mission of developing affordable and user-friendly live lifesaving technologies for vessels and offshore installations, in particular for Personnel On-Board (POB) Control.

Intoto

Grant in 2020
Intoto is a water data startup founded in 2018 that leverages advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and big data to enhance the sustainable management of water resources. The company was established in response to a significant flood in 2015, highlighting the need for better data and insights. Intoto offers a software platform called "Studio," which presents water data in an accessible format, and the "Apparatus" data logger, known for its cost-effectiveness and low power consumption. Their services encompass AI and data analytics, with custom projects tailored for clients including hydro power plants and local governments. Intoto's platform aids in disaster prevention, river flood forecasting, aquaculture sustainability, and water quality improvement, ultimately helping clients make informed decisions regarding climate change. The company has formed partnerships with several industry leaders and aims to become a significant player in live river data in Norway, with aspirations to be a leading global provider of water data. With a skilled team of software developers, engineers, and data scientists, Intoto is committed to advancing water management practices.

Oivi

Grant in 2020
Oivi is a company that specializes in developing an affordable AI-powered camera and platform for identifying diabetic eye diseases. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, Oivi's technology enables retinal screening in primary care settings, helping to raise awareness and support the maintenance of eye health for individuals with diabetes. The platform features automated image capture and diagnostics, allowing for effective monitoring of eye conditions through teleconsultation. With a diverse team skilled in camera and software development, Oivi aims to facilitate early detection and prevention of diabetes-related vision loss, ultimately contributing to improved patient outcomes.

GrepS

Angel Round in 2019
GrepS is a technology company based in Oslo, Norway, that operates an online skill testing platform focused on assessing software coding skills. Established in 2017, GrepS offers tools designed to provide objective evaluations of programming abilities, including coding speed, implementation, and regression. The platform serves a wide range of users, including programming teams, corporate clients, and individual developers, helping them understand their coding competencies and areas for improvement. GrepS employs robust measurement models developed through extensive research at Simula Laboratory and the University of Oslo, ensuring accurate benchmarking of software engineering skills.

Intoto

Grant in 2019
Intoto is a water data startup founded in 2018 that leverages advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and big data to enhance the sustainable management of water resources. The company was established in response to a significant flood in 2015, highlighting the need for better data and insights. Intoto offers a software platform called "Studio," which presents water data in an accessible format, and the "Apparatus" data logger, known for its cost-effectiveness and low power consumption. Their services encompass AI and data analytics, with custom projects tailored for clients including hydro power plants and local governments. Intoto's platform aids in disaster prevention, river flood forecasting, aquaculture sustainability, and water quality improvement, ultimately helping clients make informed decisions regarding climate change. The company has formed partnerships with several industry leaders and aims to become a significant player in live river data in Norway, with aspirations to be a leading global provider of water data. With a skilled team of software developers, engineers, and data scientists, Intoto is committed to advancing water management practices.

SammeVei

Grant in 2018
Founded in 2016, SammeVei is the leading ridesharing app in Norway and working on developing a software for the urban commute of the autonomous future. Our ongoing campaigns with the leading public transportation operators connect us with thousands of users for peer to peer ridesharing via our mobile app. Big data analytics, machine learning and AI is our next step to develop a SaaS for autonomous, on demand urban mobility. Our vision is backed by the star investors and innovation grant. We believe in self-sufficient and connected communities for zero emission urban commute.

ePekebok

Venture Round in 2018
ePekebok AS develops a reading platform Lesemeister that gives students access to e-books from the Norwegian publishers. The platform enables readers get readpoints, read with and without sound, record and listen in own reading voice, and automatic reading log.

Oivi

Grant in 2018
Oivi is a company that specializes in developing an affordable AI-powered camera and platform for identifying diabetic eye diseases. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Oslo, Norway, Oivi's technology enables retinal screening in primary care settings, helping to raise awareness and support the maintenance of eye health for individuals with diabetes. The platform features automated image capture and diagnostics, allowing for effective monitoring of eye conditions through teleconsultation. With a diverse team skilled in camera and software development, Oivi aims to facilitate early detection and prevention of diabetes-related vision loss, ultimately contributing to improved patient outcomes.

Disruptive Technologies

Venture Round in 2017
Disruptive Technologies AS, founded in November 2013 and based in Bergen, Norway, specializes in the development of Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The company focuses on creating the world's smallest fully integrated wireless sensors, which enable advanced measurement and data delivery. These sensors communicate via the Internet and are designed with unique attributes related to size, range, and battery capacity. By leveraging these innovative technologies, Disruptive Technologies aims to enhance how users interact with their environments, providing new possibilities for sensing and control.

N2 Applied

Funding Round in 2017
N2 Applied is a Norwegian technology company focused on revolutionizing fertilizer production for farmers. Operating from its headquarters in Oslo/Asker and with a test center in Svene, Norway, along with branches in the Netherlands and the UK, N2 Applied has developed an innovative technology that allows for the local production of fertilizer using liquid organic substrates like slurry or digestate, combined with air and electricity. This process enhances nitrogen content while preventing ammonia loss and reducing emissions, thus promoting a more sustainable farming approach. By utilizing plasma reactors, the company enables farmers to recycle livestock manure into environmentally friendly fertilizer, lowering production costs and increasing crop yields. N2 Applied's scalable solution aims to streamline the fertilizer supply chain, minimizing reliance on fossil fuel-based chemical fertilizers and contributing to on-farm reductions in methane and ammonia emissions.

Cutters

Seed Round in 2016
Cutters offers effective and quality sure haircuts for ladies and gentlemen. It is a new and unique drop-in concept based on three factors: efficiency, quality, and price. Efficiency is that haircut only takes fifteen minutes, quality in that they have some of the best hairdressers, and a fixed price of haircuts for 299 euros. The company do not offer services such as hair washing, head massage, and dyeing or striping of hair, but focuses on what they do. Cutters is a Norway-based company that was founded in 2015.

Sjapper

Grant in 2013
Sjapper is a mobile application developed by Phidu Labs that facilitates the discovery of local products, events, and exclusives in Kristiansand and South-Norway. The app is designed to assist small businesses by providing essential tools and information, helping them enhance customer engagement and value. Phidu Labs, the independent game development company behind Sjapper, specializes in creating games for iPhone and social networks, as well as developing serious games for various industries.
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