Magnus Damgaard

The robotics company Self have recruited CVX Partner Eskild Ebbesen as new advisor. CVX Ventures have helped Self in their recruitment process which now brings the company new competencies from the Olympic gold medalist and Cand.Scient in sports physiology.

VÆKST Group, a Danish Sales-as-a-Service provider for B2B companies, has added three new advisors through CVX Ventures. Christian Dohm Samsø, Anders Christiansen and Grith Okholm Skaarup will bring a wealth of experience and expertise to the team at VÆKST.

CVX Ventures presents Mikkel Fruergaard as Group CEO. As a long time CVX partner, Mikkel joins with firsthand insights on the unique opportunities provided to Partners at CVX Ventures.

Bactiquant, a Danish cleantech company, has entered into an agreement with Vækstfonden to secure a loan of up to DKK 10 million. The initial loan amount will be DKK 4 million, with the option to increase the loan by mid-April 2023. The decision to utilize the option to increase the loan will be made at the company’s annual general meeting next year.

Danish clothing brand Labfresh has raised 3 million DKK through a crowdfunding campaign, which will be used to create a flagship store in central Copenhagen. The campaign was supported by 140 of the brand’s existing customers.

Brands4kids, a Danish children’s fashion company, has acquired the Danish accessories brand Huttelihut. The acquisition will add a new area of business for Brands4kids: accessories for babies and children.

Danish analysis platform Dreamdata has raised $6.2m in a series A funding round led by German venture capital firm Signals Venture Capital. The investment will be used to accelerate the company’s growth and expand its product offering.

Danish subscription service Nornorm has raised 110 million euros ($132 million) in an investment round led by venture capital firm Verdane. The funds will be used by Nornorm as a launchpad for further global expansion, including plans to enter the US market in 2023.

The co-founder of Formuepleje, Claus Hommelhoff, has invested in the Danish company Crazy Safety. The company sells bicycle helmets that imagines colored animals.

Chefme, the cooking platform, has raised an investment round of approximately 5 million, which will be used to strengthen its position as the Nordic leader. Among the investors are a former clothing entrepreneur and a Dutch-founded accelerator fund.