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Industrifonden — 2025 Investments

6 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Cellevatecellevate.cominMay 2025✓ verified

Cellevate develops Cellevat3d nanofiber-based microcarriers and cell culture systems for upstream bioprocessing, used in viral vector, viral vaccine, and stem cell production by gene therapy and biopharmaceutical organizations.

Advanced ManufacturingBiotechDeep TechMedical DevicesNew MaterialsLong Beach, US

Maximilian Ottosson(Founder)inClint Monfort(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)

Co-investorsOnsight VenturesEuropean Investment BankEICEuropean Innovation Council Fund

Open Paymentsopenpayments.ioJan 2025

Open Payments is an API aggregator that connects financial institutions and businesses to multiple banks through a single unified API, supporting account information retrieval and payment initiation under the PSD2 directive.

Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechStockholm, SE

Co-investorsGlobal BrainGoose Valley VenturesLuminar VenturesAlfvén & Didrikson

Tribune Therapeutics ABtribunetx.cominMar 2025

Tribune Therapeutics is a preclinical biopharmaceutical company developing medicines that target CCN protein family signaling (such as CCN2/CTGF) to block fibrotic pathways.

BiotechHealthtech

Ole Kaasbøll(Co-founder)

Co-investorsHealthCapInnovestor VenturesLifeArc VenturesInvestinorNovo Holdings

Yangiyangi.seSep 2025

Yangi develops dry-forming technology and machines for sustainable packaging production, serving packaging manufacturers and converters.

Advanced ManufacturingCircular EconomyCleantechNew MaterialsStockholm, SE

Anna Altner(Founder)in

Zymegozymego.cominJun 2025

Zymego provides appointment management software for healthcare clinics that enables patients to self-book, reschedule, and cancel appointments autonomously, reducing no-shows and wait times.

Digital HealthHealthtechSaaS

Ingmar Veinberg(Doctor, Founder)in

Co-investorsIcebreakerSpintop Ventures

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Melt

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