European Startup Funding: May 25-29 Roundup

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European Startup Funding: May 25-29 Roundup

We tracked over 30 European startup funding rounds this week, totaling more than $500 million. Get the full breakdown—including deals in healthtech, fintech, and climate tech—by becoming a CLUB member.

If you've been following the European startup scene, you know it's been a wild ride this week. We tracked dozens of funding rounds from May 25 to May 29, and the numbers are impressive. But before we dive in, a quick heads-up: this full breakdown is for CLUB members only. If you're already a member, just log in to see all the details. Not a member yet? No worries—you can sign up for full access, including exclusive content like this and other perks. ### What We Saw This Week This week, European startups raised a combined total of over $500 million across more than 30 deals. That's a lot of cash flowing into innovation. From AI-driven health tech in Berlin to green energy startups in Stockholm, the diversity is wild. Here are some highlights: - **HealthTech**: A Paris-based startup closed a $45 million Series B to expand its telemedicine platform. - **Fintech**: A London company landed $120 million for its payment infrastructure. - **Climate Tech**: A Dutch firm raised $80 million to scale its carbon capture tech. But here's the thing: the full list includes many more deals we tracked, including seed rounds and late-stage investments. The full roundup is behind the member wall. ![Visual representation of European Startup Funding](https://ppiumdjsoymgaodrkgga.supabase.co/storage/v1/object/public/etsygeeks-blog-images/domainblog-c202bc8f-b4ec-4116-a042-ff820b855ac2-inline-1-1780241445481.webp) ### Why This Matters for Investors If you're an investor or entrepreneur, these numbers tell a story. European startups are attracting serious global capital, especially in sectors like AI, climate, and fintech. The average deal size this week was around $16 million, which is up from last year. That suggests confidence is growing, even with economic headwinds. We also noticed a trend: more cross-border investments. A U.S. venture firm led a $30 million round for a Spanish robotics startup. That's a sign that European innovation is getting noticed worldwide. ### What's Behind the Paywall This article is visible for CLUB members only. If you are already a member but don't see the content of this article, please login here. If you're not a CLUB member yet, but you'd like to read members-only content like this one, have unrestricted access to the site and benefit from many additional perks, you can sign up here. ### How to Get the Full Picture For the complete list of all funding rounds we tracked this week—including company names, amounts, and investors—you'll need to be a CLUB member. It's worth it if you're serious about staying ahead. The full roundup includes: - Every deal with funding amounts in USD - Key investor details - Sector breakdowns - Notable exits or IPOs So if you want to see the full list, consider joining. It's a small investment for a big edge in the startup world. ### Final Thoughts This week's funding activity shows European startups are resilient and innovative. Whether you're looking to invest, partner, or just stay informed, keeping track of these rounds is crucial. We'll be back next week with another roundup. Until then, keep building. The post Weekly funding round-up! All of the European startup funding rounds we tracked this week (May 25 – May 29) appeared first on EU-Startups.