This month's CEE funding was highly concentrated, with Oxylabs and Ominimo accounting for the vast majority of capital raised.
Beyond these two outliers, the pipeline was dominated by smaller early-stage rounds backing companies in vertical AI, infrastructure, energy, mobility, defence, and healthcare.
Below is a roundup of the most notable deals across Central and Eastern Europe.
Oxylabs, $130M in Series A at $3.6B valuation
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
Founded in: 2015
Total funding received: $130M
Recent funding sources: Warburg Pincus
Oxylabs provides web intelligence infrastructure that enables companies and AI systems to access real-time public web data. The newly raised capital will support the company’s global expansion, strengthen its data collection network, and accelerate the development of products for AI agents, including its web index and headless browse.
Ominimo, $22.5M in Series B at $1.6B valuation
Location: Budapest, Hungary
Founded in: 2024
Total funding received: $33.8M
Recent funding sources: the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
Ominimo develops AI-powered digital insurance solutions focused on motor insurance. The newly raised capital will support the company’s next phase of growth, including expanding into additional European markets, preparing for its planned US launch in 2027, developing new insurance products, and investing further in artificial intelligence and technology.
Pstryk, €7M in Series A
Location: Gdansk, Poland
Founded in: 2024
Total funding received: €7M
Recent funding sources: Future Energy Ventures, Axpo, Montis VC, ffVC, Simpact Ventures, and private investors
Pstryk is developing a technology platform that enables households to buy electricity based on dynamic pricing, with bills calculated according to real-time hourly market rates. With the fresh capital raised, Pstryk aims to further develop its technology, scale its operations, and expand the availability of its services to more households across Poland.
ForActive, $3.6M in a seed round
Location: Wroclaw, Poland
Founded in: 2023
Total funding received: $5.2M
Recent funding sources: Simpact Ventures, BADideas.fund, The Explorer Fund, Pragmatech Ventures, Vesna Capital, and Vestbee Angels
ForActive develops a platform designed to help independent fitness and sports professionals manage their businesses through tools such as recurring payments, attendance tracking, and client communication. The newly raised capital will help ForActive scale its go-to-market efforts across the US and expand into new sports categories.
CTHINGS.CO, €1.8M
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Founded in: 2020
Total funding received: €8.3M
Recent funding sources: Navivo Capital
CTHINGS.CO develops a platform that helps organizations across industries like logistics, energy, Industry 4.0, and smart critical infrastructure manage connected devices, applications, and data remotely, automate operations, and improve security across the IoT ecosystem. The fresh capital will allow the company to accelerate its expansion in North America.
TrueEngage, $1.5M in a seed round
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Founded in: 2022
Total funding received: $1.5M
Recent funding sources: Digital Ocean Ventures Starter, 24Ventures
TrueEngage develops an omnichannel customer contact and collaboration platform for Genesys Cloud. Its solution enables businesses to deploy text, voice, video, callback, and form-based communication across websites, mobile apps, and digital kiosks. The funding will support the development of its AI-powered visitor engagement technology.
Sigvi, €1.2M in a pre-seed round
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
Founded in: 2023
Total funding received: €1.2M
Recent funding sources: Superhero Capital and Vladas Lašas, Chairman of the Lithuanian Business Angel Network (LitBAN) and co-founder of Carbon War Room, alongside other angel investors
Sigvi is developing an AI-powered operating system that connects independent fleet operators and private vehicle owners with customers seeking flexible car rental solutions. The fresh funding will allow Sigvi to accelerate its European expansion and grow its managed vehicle network from more than 200 cars to 2,000 vehicles within the next two years.
Trinity Robotics, €500k in a seed round
Location: Kyiv, Ukraine
Founded in: 2024
Total funding received: €500k
Recent funding sources: Hede Capital Partners, Front Ventures, Defence Builder
Trinity Robotics manufactures Konyk ONE, an unmanned ground platform with autonomous navigation and satellite communications. It is designed for military logistics, casualty evacuation, and mine-cleaning operations. The fresh capital will support the scaling of manufacturing capacity from the current output of up to 70 systems per month to more than 150.
Display.dev, €470k in a pre-seed rounds
Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Founded in: 2026
Total funding received: €470k
Recent funding sources: Outlast Fund, FIRSTPICK, Curiosity VC
Display.dev develops an agent-agnostic document collaboration platform that allows AI agents to publish, share, and update content through shareable URLs while enabling teams to review and comment on the documents. The newly raised capital will support further development of the platform and expand its infrastructure for managing and collaborating on AI-generated content.
HTG Medical, €450k in a pre-seed rounds
Location: Prague, the Czech Republic
Founded in: 2021
Total funding received: €1.2M
Recent funding sources: Garage Angels, Electron Capital Partners, JIC Ventures, Jinej fond, and Dendis Capital
HTG Medical’s main product, the HTG Urogram, is designed to automate urine output monitoring in intensive care units (ICUs), replacing the traditional process of nurses manually checking and recording patient measurements every hour. The company plans to bring the device to more hospitals across Europe and expand into international markets
