Startup directory in Europe
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Energyworx
Cloud-native time series platform for energy data management and smart grid analytics, automating ingestion, processing and visualization for DSOs and utilities like E-REDES. Acquired by Gridspertise in 2025.
Enfuce
Enfuce is a cloud-native card issuing and payment processing platform that enables banks, fintechs and brands to launch and scale payment programmes across Europe. Founded in 2016 and holding EMI licences from both the Finnish FSA and the UK FCA, the company raised €45 million in a Series C round led by Vitruvian Partners with participation from Visa and Maki.vc. With 280 employees and ambitions to 10x revenue by 2030, Enfuce became Finland's largest fintech startup. In March 2026, co-founder Denise Johansson took sole CEO responsibility as the company accelerates European expansion.
EnginZyme
EnginZyme (EnginZyme AB) is a Solna-based biomanufacturing company that uses a patented enzyme immobilisation technology to create bespoke, stable biocatalysts for multi-step enzymatic reactions. Its aim is to make chemical and materials manufacturing greener and cleaner by unlocking enzymes as an alternative to conventional chemical processes, with applications spanning industries such as personal care ingredients.
ENOT.ai
Luxembourg-based AI company specialising in neural network compression and optimisation for autonomous driving and computer vision applications. Its technology maintains model accuracy while dramatically reducing power consumption and inference costs, enabling deployment of advanced AI on edge devices in vehicles and robotics.
Enpal
Enpal is a Berlin-based cleantech company founded in 2017 that sells and rents residential solar panels, batteries, EV chargers and heat pumps on a subscription model, bundling hardware, installation and financing into a fixed monthly fee. It became Germany's first cleantech unicorn in 2021 and operates a virtual power plant that aggregates its installed base. Revenue surpassed one billion euros in 2025.
Ensk.ai
EnskAI is an EU company registered in Bulgaria that builds an AI-driven operating system for football agents and agencies, unifying player portfolios, club requests, contracts, commission tracking and scouting reports in one platform with a WhatsApp-based assistant. More than 200 agencies use the platform, which the company says has tracked over EUR 3 billion in player value; it was originally backed as a football sports-analytics company reducing subjectivity in transfer decisions. Ensk.ai is a portfolio company of Morningside Hill Capital Management.
Epidemic Sound
Epidemic Sound is a Swedish company headquartered in Stockholm that operates a royalty-free music and audio licensing platform for content creators. Founded in 2009, it provides creators, businesses, broadcasters and agencies access to a library of music tracks and sound effects, owning the rights to its catalog so users can publish and monetise content without separate licensing. The platform offers a Studio tool, mobile and desktop apps, and integrations with software such as Adobe Creative Cloud. In March 2021 it raised a growth round led by EQT Growth and Blackstone at a reported $1.4 billion valuation.
Epignosis (TalentLMS)
Epignosis is an Athens-based learning technology company behind TalentLMS, one of the most widely used cloud learning management systems for SMBs and mid-market companies. TalentLMS enables organizations to create, deliver, and track employee training programmes with minimal setup and a strong focus on usability. The company also offers eFront for enterprise and compliance-heavy training requirements. With tens of thousands of organizations using its products across 150+ countries, Epignosis is a major Greek SaaS success story that proves deep product focus in a mature category can yield global reach from a non-traditional startup geography.
Equal1
Equal1 is a University College Dublin spin-out that builds rack-mounted, silicon-spin quantum computers using standard semiconductor manufacturing processes, making quantum computing practical for data centres without cryogenic infrastructure. Its Bell-1 server, named after Belfast physicist John Stewart Bell, is already deployed by the European Space Agency. The company raised $60 million in January 2026, led by Ireland Strategic Investment Fund and Atlantic Bridge, bringing total funding to $85 million. Equal1 has also partnered with NVIDIA to develop quantum-classical hybrid solutions.
Esempla Systems
Chisinau software company at 6V Ion Creanga Street and a member of the Moldovan ICT association ATIC, building digital transformation systems for government. It supplies a technology stack and pre-built assets aimed at helping public agencies deliver services, with a focus on data interoperability and cloud modernisation for national and municipal administrations.
Estimote
Estimote is a Kraków-founded IoT company that pioneered the Bluetooth-beacon category for indoor proximity, micro-location, and workplace safety. Co-founded by Jakub Krzych and Łukasz Kostka, with early backing from Polish operator-angels including Andrzej Targosz and the Netguru founders (Schmidt, Filipowski), Estimote went on to raise from US investors and pivoted toward workplace and wearable safety devices used by major enterprises.
Ethiack
Autonomous ethical-hacking platform combining AI agents and human hackers to run continuous penetration testing across external assets, internal networks, mobile apps and cloud environments.
Eventech
Eventech is a Latvian deep-tech company building picosecond-precise, highly reliable time-tagging hardware for space and Earth applications, based on more than 40 years of combined experience in time-to-digital conversion (TDC) data acquisition. Its time taggers have flight heritage including the Hera mission, and the company sells hardware alongside R&D and support services.
Everli
Everli is Italy's leading online grocery delivery marketplace, connecting shoppers with over 100 supermarket chains — including Lidl, Esselunga, and Carrefour — across 60+ Italian provinces. Founded in 2014, personal shoppers physically select products at partner stores and deliver to customers' homes within two hours. With 237 employees and a 23% take rate, Everli signed a $180 million business combination with Nasdaq-listed SPAC Melar Acquisition Corp in mid-2025, targeting a Nasdaq listing in early 2026. The company secured an additional $10 million in bridge financing ahead of the expected public debut.
Evervault
Developer-first encryption infrastructure that lets businesses collect, tokenize and orchestrate sensitive payment and card data without handling it in plaintext, cutting PCI DSS compliance cost and time. Founded in Dublin, 2019.
EvoCRM
EvoCRM is a Hungarian software company focused on CRM and business automation solutions built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Power Platform. The company develops and implements customer relationship management tools for businesses across Hungary and Central Europe, helping organizations streamline sales and customer engagement processes. EvoCRM is an active participant in the Hungarian Microsoft partner ecosystem and a sponsor of community events including the Shift+Enter Summit.
Exabel
Exabel is a financial technology company, based in Oslo, New York, and London, that operates an alternative data platform for investment managers. It integrates more than 75 alternative datasets with fundamental KPIs from providers such as FactSet and Visible Alpha, letting portfolio managers, data scientists, and data strategists discover, evaluate, and analyze data to generate investable insights. Clients cited on its site include hedge funds, pension funds, and global asset owners managing hundreds of billions of dollars in assets.
Exciva
Clinical-stage biotech developing therapeutics for neuropsychiatric disorders. Lead program Deraphan targets agitation and aggression in Alzheimer's disease dementia and is in Phase 2/3. Raised EUR 51M Series B in 2026.
Exeger
Exeger is a Stockholm-based deep-tech company that manufactures Powerfoyle, a patented, silicon-free dye-sensitised solar-cell material that converts both indoor and outdoor light into electricity. Founded in 2008 by entrepreneur Giovanni Fili and scientist Dr Henrik Lindström — joint winners of the European Inventor Award in 2021 — the company spent a decade developing and patenting the technology before scaling commercial production at two factories in Kista, Stockholm. Powerfoyle is integrated as a thin, flexible film directly into product surfaces, removing the need for charging cables or disposable batteries. Shipping products span headphones and earbuds (Urbanista, adidas), cycling helmets (POC), professional hearing protection (3M Peltor), digital shelf labels (VusionGroup), remote controls (Philips, Hama) and IoT sensors. Exeger has raised over €169M from backers including SoftBank, Swedish pension fund AMF, the European Investment Bank (€35M InvestEU loan) and Fortum, and in late 2025 secured a SEK 130M grant from the Swedish Energy Agency and was selected for the NATO DIANA defence accelerator.
Exein
Exein is an embedded IoT cybersecurity company headquartered in Rome, Italy, founded in 2018 by Gianni Cuozzo. The company develops solutions that integrate security directly into device software (firmware), using edge AI to detect and respond to threats in real time on the device itself. Its technology is used to protect connected devices across sectors including industrial, automotive, aerospace, and critical infrastructure. The company has expanded internationally with operations beyond Italy as part of a global growth strategy.
